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How can you safely remove nail polish off a leather seat It happened to my frien this morning. She put a fabric glove on it, and when it dried it took most of the nail polish off, but there's still some residue After further research, I found what you shouldn't use, and that is Goof-off and...

Menzerna 3.02 XMT360 PS Paste Wax P21S Wheel Gel 1Z Glanz Wax 1Z Cockpit Premium Cobra MF LC Orange Pads

That's a nice starter kit. As it was mentioned, get the Menzerna as your paint correction products. I love Menzerna with my PC, I can't imagine how much more I could do if I had the Flex :cheers:

Check these two videos of this guy doing ricer's impressions with his mouth... [ame=http://youtube.com/watch?v=QMag7xtjuzw]YouTube - Ricer impressions...FUNNY[/video] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9coH3WGSkAU&NR=1]YouTube - HKS Supra with my mouth[/video]

Prima, and DWG is what I use for glaze whenever I like to, but I'm not aware of any other glaze that does the same Pinnacle XMT-360 though not a glaze, it looks great topped with a sealant...I love the results of that with 1Z Glanz Wax on top :cheers: Sometimes I use XMT-360 in place of glaze

It depends on the glaze you're using There are some glazes that contain acrylic polymers like Prima Amigo and DWG that will be compatible (bonding) with a sealant...

To be able to get that combo to work properly, you'd need to lay the sealant down first, allow it to cure at least 12hrs, and then apply the wax Wax will adhere better over sealant, than sealant over wax...

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Impressive! :cheers:

Ok. Here's my take... You always will need smaller pads do do certain jobs in tight areas where it may overlap with trim, windows, etc... Though the Flex is powerful enough to do what you want it to do, a smaller pad is still needed For what I understand, you can send your backing plate to Edge...

The Flex in question here is the XC3401 VRG Orbital Polisher (Dual Action) NOT the rotary version... The FLEX Orbital Polisher,flex XC 3401VRG dual-action polisher,flex XC3401VRG,Dual Action polisher,polish out swirls,dual action buffer,DA

I found a couple of videos using a white foam pad. I don't own a white foam pad, but I would try the black pad on a test run tomorrow If I can work the white pad hologram free, then I will buy one, otherwise I'll stick with the black 3M foam pad The white pad seems to be more agressive than the...

Nervermind... I did some search and came up with the answers to my questions :cheers:

I have a few details coming up. There will be at least 4 Mustangs for a full-detail. There's an annual Mustang Show in Steamboat Springs, Colorado in 3 weeks I've been doing most of my detaings with PO85RD3.02 Orange Pad via PC7424 In order to save time, I may use the Makita 9227C and...

I agree. I haven't tried 1Z via PC yet as I mentioned earlier, but I too use my PC for wax, and sealant applications, it just happened that with the 1Z I thought it wouldn't work. I'm looking forward to give it a shot with my PC next time...

I was ready to use 1Z Glanz Wax with my PC, ans when I saw it was too watery, I backed out, and used a foam applicator instead, so perhaps I'm wrong in my assessment of being a waste of product by machine without having actually given it a try on the PC I will try using my PC next time to see...

I always have the tendency to apply everything by machine, be it wax, sealant, glaze, and what not However, when I first tried the 1Z Glanz Wax, I discovered this is one you don't want to apply by machine, but rather with a foam applicator. In my opinion is too watery to use a machine. I'm not...

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LOL!!! I thought it was working at too low of a speed :o I'm a noob at this. I was working with a black foam pad with 3M 6064 Swirl Remover I'm yet to try any other compound nad different pads combo I have some PO85RD3.02 (original formula) that I will try next time; I know it has a longer...

Yeah, I agree. I've done some pretty nice work with my PC, but the rotary is way faster I've tried it again today on my vette. The learning curve has had its up and downs. I was able to stick with the speed set at 1800rpm and that worked good for me. I plan on gradually increasing the speed a...