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Here's one thing that I've learned. It can be best (for me at least) to do one panel at a time. Meaning, compound, then polish that area and then move on to the next panel. Reason being, if at a certain point something goes wrong only that panel will be affected and you only have to trouble...

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A cannoli and a coffee to compliment my lunch.

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My girlfriend and I are going through the whole series. We are currently on Season 4 episode 3. I've watched the whole series about twice now. This is her first time watching the show, so just keeping my mouth shut so I don't spoil it for her. Kapeesh...

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When the pad I am using while using D151 starts to dust. I take it as a type of alert system. 1st, I get a microfiber towel and bunch it up and turn the machine on with the towel pressed against the pad and try to remove excess product that way. I then use it again to see if it starts to dust...

These are my other recent D151 1 step jobs, green buff n shine pads though not the orange ones for this vehicle.

Here is the exterior of the vehicle I did yesyeday. It got a rinseless wash, clayed and a 1 step polish using D151 and an orange buff n shine pad.

I've used Meguiars D151, Optimum AIO and HD Speed. I like them all and feel they all do a great job. However, I mainly use D151, since I have a gallon of it lol, it can be a bit finicky, but I recently used it for a 1 step on a Dodge Challenger and came out great, haven't posted the pictures on...

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I would still choose the Meguiars MF cutting pad for the compound/cutting stage though.

And don't know if you have one or not, but I would go to my local Home Depot and pick up a small flash light to start off with. Of course you can always step it up and even build one as you go. But a small flash light is about $15 and does a great job to inspect your work.