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i think your bronze package needs an additional service to be worth it. plus u need to describe your services to make them more attractive. because if i am a customer looking at that price, im thinking what am i getting extra that i wont get for $30 at a car wash? they wash, vac, clean windows...

sounds effective enough... Nice creativity i might try that^

i use oil eater for wheels now. 1 Gal = $11.49. 20:1 dilution for coated wheels so it goes a very long way. IMO, works better than OPC. But i must say, i have almost every griots product that ever came out, they all work very well. I <3 Griots. for an enthusiast who drives his queen more often...

There are a few reasons why. 1. when surface is hot, the dirt, dust and grime gets kinda baked into the paint making it harder to loosen it up by pre-rinsing. the point of initial rinsing is to loosen up and rinse off excess dirt before scrubbing, so there is less of a chance of introducing...

Oil eater FTW! 20:1 ratio for coated wheels and tires and it kicks a55. 7:1 cleans the filthiest engine with ease. for $7 you cant go wrong. none of the above is a reason to switch to OPC. unless it deodorizes, that would be cool

welcome.. im from queens too.. Astoria

ooops, ya it should say 3,000RPM. ya not intended for anyone to polish at that speed , just a comparison so dont do it. Really i stand corrected though. you can not compare OPM to RPM. because OPM on a DA are Random. its not the same every time. Imagine how fast the paint would burn at...

you kinda answered your own question there in your last sentence. Rotary buffers have forced rotation, DA (Dual Action) polishers oscillate(orbiting motion). The forced rotation from a Rotary creates more friction on the surface. More friction=more cutting ability. also, A DA polisher is...

It is pretty hard to give a suggestion on what to use without knowing the condition of the paint.

the OP said he has Megs+ APC.

i do the same. when i have no woolite i use arm and hammer laundry detergent and get pretty good results too. separate your darks and lights , never use fabric softener! Tumble dry or air dry

I <3 optimum! i have to disagree with your comment that Megs APC+ is worthless though. it works wonders on carpets and upholstery and has more upside for interior than OPC in my opinion. yea OPC is more powerful, but thats about it.

i love the cobra's.. your Z is so sexy and clean. a nice drop and some wheel spacers for that flush look would really set it off

i say stick with APC+, its all you really need for all interior surfaces. I use it exclusively on every job i do. here is how i dilute the product. dilution for cleaning carpet: 4-1(heavy duty cleaning for soiled carpet) 6-1 (medium duty cleaning)...

no the disks spin fine with the Griots polisher, i love how it does not slow down under pressure using the Griots. I think you nailed it, i think i did an extra pass on a few panels that had heavy swirls. only 1 pass extra though. thanks tim

thanks man... yea i need to try it with M105. i wonder if it has more cutting ability than the DA compound. yea idk why some areas were hard to wipe off, i think i used just a tad bit too much product since im used to working with product that requires more than this system.

hey AG FAM! Thanks for checking out my thread! This is my first time posting my work on AG.. reason being is that i do not have a digital camera(got stolen). but this is my first time using the new Megs MF DA system so i broke out the blackberry curve to share some pics of the results. Job...

Thanks mike! this is something i never did the right way. i would apply product to the pad, the glide the pad across the 2 x 2 work area without turning the power on, then apply drops where the pad has no product, spread product on speed 1 and check again to see if any more product is needed. i...

im surprised no one suggested this, but i will. Go to the dollar store and buy some candy(all kinds). bring it all out with you the next time you wash your car. if the kids come out and play ball by your washing space, get their attention. say, "hey guys come here for a sec", "i got some candy...

thanks for the reply.. your logic makes perfect sense. i figured with the 7Amp motor on the griots, it might not make a difference with 6'' v.s 5''. i never factored in the thickness of the disks though, so ya makes sense. i placed an order for the 6'' kit... thanks a million! if the 5'' disks...