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This^^^ I have Flex and Rupes machines and although I've gotten used to manipulating the Rupes to stay spinning I always reach for my flex machines.

How is it when used on narrow recessed body lines? Does it flex enough to get in without having to apply excessive pressure?

Thank you sir. Yours as well! That last picture of the rear quarter of the black vette is amazing! The words black chrome come to mind!

North East Merlin shot? Lol!

Truck looks great, nice work! Too bad GM still uses that crappy frame wax!

Forget the blue pads. They are a tad bit redundant considering the fact that one can correct and finish any vehicle using MF, orange, and white pads while alternating compounds and polishes with the different pads to achieve the results you desire.

Nice! Paint looks amazing, dripping wet. I see she's wearing her snow shoes! Boo to that! Lol! I just bought a Sig MPX a couple weeks ago. Love it!

Looking good and nice decal on your back window! I'm assuming you voted for Trump and are a member on Arfcom?

White is not an easy color to manipulate into giving up the gloss but you sir made it happen! Nice work!

Don't feel bad, I prefer forced rotation also. Lol. I own 2 Rupes machines and only ever use my mini when I have to. Most people claim technique is to blame and I'll be the first to admit the truth in that however most of the vehicles that I work on are very curvy and I always reach for a flex...

I was with you guys on the hybrids right up until the second failure of the LC backinplate. I've since made the transition to the 4-3/8" flex backingplate and 5.5" force pads which are basically improved hybrid pads. Haven't looked back since.

Flex.

Pine sap?

What color is your paint?

I can't believe you used the "A" word here! C'Mon man, there are families here! :laughing::laughing::laughing:

If you are in the snow belt, stick with touchless washes as a rinseless wash will not be effective for safely removing sand and salt from your vehicles paint. Last thing you want to do is grind abraisives into your paint. And although touchless washes aren't going to yield a truly clean looking...

Definitely run the water through the filter before it goes through the softener. Your softener media will last longer this way. And yes, store the filters empty and indoors during below freezing temps.

Great work! I absolutely love everything about that FJ!

They will fit on the top shelf as well. I just assumed you were planning on storing the buckets on the bottom shelf when not in use.

They will fit side by side, front to back on the lower shelf.