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Wow...I got the same speech a couple of weeks ago around my "Addiction" as she likes to call it these days. My wife also saw my wish list and asked what the total would come... she was guessing 200 or so? Phhhht just the tornador black is 200 alone... which led to the question "What is that and...

LOL... the look on their faces was priceless. played well with the re-dub

same here... located in Greensboro/High Point Area.

:iagree: waiting on the tornador black to be available again and then the many choices of compressors that are available. let us know how everything works out with that setup IID. :cool:

this should help... one of Mike's Articles http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/35292-how-prime-foam-pad-when-using-da-polisher.html

to add to the above ?... would a wax on top of glaze help with durability?

welcome... good to see another NC Member.

side note... has anyone also noticed you see imperfections at the oddest time? walking out to your car during the day or at night... i seem to notice especially under parking lot or street lights?

this will deff. be added to my next order... as already mentioned excellent review.:dblthumb2:

excellent choice on the polisher... will make polishing/waxing much easier. a good clay to throw into the mix before wax or polish is Pinnacle's Poly Clay.

Classy car for sure...

Test Spot... ensure you are happy with the results in an isolated area before completing the remainder of the car. Most importantly enjoy the new tools/products... oh and it is addictive.

welcome and the 3rd pic from the bottom is the money shot... :xyxthumbs: what products did you use?

can you breakdown your process of application? ensure you are properly priming the pad. this should help... http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-expert-featuring-mike-phillips/23722-articles-mike-phillips.html?highlight=priming+pad

you will want to do more than one pass and if you find that the green pad is leaving marks after additional working time (passes) then i would go to a gray/black finishing pad. other option would be to just go with the black or gray pad and stop using the green... least aggressive approach first.

Sounds like the tornador black is on the next order... thanks again :dblthumb2:

How long were you able to work with your current setup? looking at the husky 33 gallon compressor setup and appears it will work with the black.

yes the grey pad will ensure best results since it has no cutting power... the polish along with enough passes and correct pad pressure will do the trick.

how many "passes" are you making with each step? and as Ben stated appears you may need something more aggressive

also addictive and fun... enjoy the new products. Menzerna is also a great product to check out. I have a couple of items i am eyeballing for spring.