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For a true finish wax without cleaners that would clean off the sealant I suggest Max Wax. A very nice finish wax. DP Max Wax- Made with pure carnauba wax and advanced polymers.

I knew someone would say that! Didn't take any and hit the road tomorrow for a 250 mile trip ... So if I can get a decent pic it will probably have some imbedded bugs!:hungry:

DP poli-coat paint sealant ... Good stuff! DP Poli-Coat Paint Sealant, polymer paint sealant, auto paint sealant, DP Policoat paint sealant, paint sealer

Gave the truck a coat of BFAFPP today, just had to stop by and remind everyone how awesome this stuff is, easy on easier off and a deep wet look. I haven't reached for this in quite a while and today I was wondering why .... :buffing: :props:

I'd think the new Blackfire ALL-IN-ONE Trim and Tire would be perfect for this! Maybe MARC 08 can chime in here with a quick test and review how it works.

I think it's pretty much to be determined, probably similar to the rest on the non coating dressings.

Your review made me place some in my cart today. I was a little short of the $150 to get free shipping, this little write up did the trick and put me over the top! ... Thanks:props: ..... :dblthumb2: going to try it on my tonneau cover ... Wonder what the durability will be like? :xyxthumbs:

In humid climates good luck working with FK1000P .... Totally hate the stuff .., strictly my opinion but it has to be the hardest thing in the world to get off even applying very thin with a machine. Durability and look when it's done meh! :dunno: the WGDPGS is a much better product all around...

Collinite 845 Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845, liquid wax, heat-resistant wax, car wax

You can't go wrong with Duragloss 105 IMO. It's an AIO but so will any cleaner wax be. The amount of polish you get depends on how much you work it. A simple RO application and buff off will give great results. Also as stated above DP Poli-seal is a good choice but I feel the 105 hides a little...

Here is a great article by Mike P on the SMAT products. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/23561-smat-pack-everything-you-ever-wanted-know-about-meguiar-s-smat-products.html Very good read!

I think it comes down to preference and what you get used to. I think the Meguiars has more correction capability but that said I absolutely really like the Wolfgang combo and pretty much use it all the time. I pair it with the LC hydro-tech pads and IMO it's a hard to beat Combo that is very...

You need to get a 5" backing plate and 5.5" pads. If it were me I'd use the Optimum polishes with the lake country Hydro Tech pads. They are much more forgiving than the Meguires polishes IMO. I also really like the WolfGang duo polishes. They finish awesome! The only thing is they are not...

Welcome Phil, I'm in Oregon down at the coast in Newport! Enjoy this place it's very informative and lots of fun!

About 6 to 8 hrs for an average car. You used only 1 - 4" pad for your entire hood? How often did you clean it? Also with some of your other statements I'm going to say you used to much product. To much product creates heat and does this to pads. Less product, cleaning pads more often and have...

I'm a Hydro-Tech pad guy. A lot of the time I can be LSP ready after Cyan. They are also a lot more durable than the MF pads (note, I have not tried the new lake country MF pads) Also I have a pad washer so cleaning is a breeze on foam, it doesn't work well on MF pads.

How old is it? If it starts out with plenty of power then slows as you use it, it's most likely a brush issue. This would not be covered under warranty because brushes are a wear item. If you find the extra set they sent you and it works, don't forget to call and get more, otherwise you will be...

Thanks Bob!

Wash wax towels and non paint safe MF separate from paint safe towels. Recently switched to BF micro fiber wash from DP and love it. Try this stuff you won't regret it! Wash all towels on warm rinse in warm in an HE washer. Dry on low heat and I use the dryer balls to fluff. The Blackfire...

Mark, You do awesome work and give a lot of people here great advise To help them along their way to success! I always read your posts with great interest. I for one would like to thank you for taking the time to be a part of this forum, you have taught me a lot by being here! Even if you are...