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I've tried using 3M rubbing compound on a DA. While I was able to get it to "cut" there is better stuff out there for that job IMO. I would pick up some Meguiars Microfiber Cutting pads and try out Meguiars M100. Then follow it with M205 and a polishing pad. (Work on an area you haven't worked...

Same her, I've done multiple black cars with a D151, green B&S pad on my Rupes. Came out great.

Great video :D

Awesome work!

Happy Birthday! :props:

Awesome work! :props:

Here's another [ame]www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CzTpiZFc08[/video] and thank you Bob!

Thank You!

Check it out everyone! Found the video Im the MAN [ame]www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRkWnJhrH28[/video]

[ame]www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3-G31SUjpU[/video]

Welcome :)

There's a thread that I believe Mike Phillips started that shows one how to more effectively ask questions here on AutogeekOnline. Can't find it though, so maybe someone else knows where it is at? I think it'll help you Civicsi13 on trying to get some better answers.

Happy Birthday!

Well if your close I would like to swing by, maybe a group of us can go and we can have a SoCal Detail Meet and Greet III.

Where in LA? I'd like to go learn. Everyday is school for me. "I know what I know, but I also know that I can always know some more."

Also, the Polaroid box says the lights have a 15 year replacement warranty.

I didn't have to do any washer modifications to the flash light stand for the bulbs to screw on btw. and Thanks everyone for the help :dblthumb2: (those are cellphone pictures btw)

Since I am doing more mobile work now since I've moved. I wanted something where I could store the lights and put them and take them off when I head off. So I went to Home Depot and bought a Husky Bag, I can now put all my other stuff in there too. So I like it and since I couldn't go too big...