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Well, it was work well done and all. But I don't know if I'd go so far as to call it a work of God. :p

I also completely agree with Gary. And I have a bit more to add... When I was younger I'd frequently think to myself, "If I only had (fill in the blank) I'd be satisfied forever." Then, as I began acquiring those material things that I thought would satisfy me forever, I realized that they do...

I used the edge system with the rotary for a while but went back to velcro. I don't have any one particular reason for going back other than personal preference. Plus I already had a ton of perfectly good 6 1/2" velcro backed pads for the PC that I wanted to use with the rotary. I just find the...

I agree with this. Wool's much easier to work with.

I haven't used the CCS pads, but I have used the flat LC pads, and I figure they're similar. And, yes. The foamed wool is much easier to control. Really, the first time I used the foamed wool I wondered why I didn't try it sooner. It's a superior product for compounding. Easier to control...

Thanks, super! I really enjoy taking pictures. Maybe someday I'll get a DSLR. But the camera I have now is still likely smarter than I am when it comes to taking pics. :p

I've been neglecting my own car lately since I've been busy with customers. But today I finally had a chance to wash and wax my own car. The paint's still relatively swirl-free. No direct sun shots since the sun was going down..and it's my daily driver, so I know where work is needed. :) Just a...

I tried the LC foamed wool recently (via rotary) and was really impressed with the results. It's much easier (for me at least) to compound with the wool pad than a stiff foam pad - easier to work with, cuts faster, stays cooler. Great for swirl removal and it just required a pass of PO106FF with...

Mine too. Buckets from Pep Boys.

I agree with this. I never had much luck with IP or FPII. The pro line works much better for me.

I would like one!

I really like the blue foam pads CG sent me when I ordered Pete's 53'. I spritz them with QD before applying. WOWO. Works great for me.

Exactly my process.

When using a PC, PB's, Meg's and Opt all provide good results for me. However, when using a rotary I prefer the Opt line over the other two. I just find it easier to work with.

Likewise, but on the PB's front. ;)

I do a wipedown with FK425.

Like Gary, I just toss them in a bucket with pad cleaner and put a fresh one on.

Wow! That's a bunch of nice products there. I'm looking forward to see how you like the water filtration system.

I have a small collection of Japanese kitchen cutlery. I've added a couple more since this picture was taken...

I completely agree. I don't think it's a matter of speed, but a quality of being meticulous about your work. And that's a good thing. :) Thanks for all the pics, Nica. Car looks great!