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thks for ur evaluation; the flex is far better than the porter cable, but i think ur right, the flex can handle curves and concavities without stalling and using so much pressure vs the rupes

own a flex, and am wondering if anyone has experience with the rupes since it has a larger elliptical coverage vs the flex; is it faster, easier to handle, etc?

wg 3.0 will certainly work well, and it lasts quite a while as well

imo clean corolla has the best advice- its all in the prep stages of polishing as most sealants and waxes will do u justice; personally like wg 3.0 sealant (wax looks somewhat more glossy, but im getting too old to keep doing the wax phase)

imo wg 3.0 sealant works quite well, as it's easy to apply and remove; tried the blackfire sealant (wowo) , but it doesn't seem to last as long as the wg sealant; haven't used wax in several yrs since the sealants are now so easy to use

imo wg 3.0 sealant is very easy to use and it seems to last as well

thanks for ur reply ill give them a call

can u use 4" ccs pads with a flex 3401? cant find a smaller backing plate; any ideas as to how to use the smaller pads with a dual action polisher vs having to do it by hand; ive got arthritis and its getting too hard via hand

is there any way to use 4" pads with the flex? does flex make a 3 or 4" backing plate?

yes, smooth trim; thks for ur help

can u clay black trim before sealing? has anyone used wg exterior trim sealant?

u cant go wrong with a flex polisher; also have a porter cable, but the flex is better

the flex will amaze u compared to the pc

just detailed 07 ranger (white); used wg 3.0 swirl remover with flex and orange lc ccs pad; did 4-5 passes on 5-6 speed; then used wg finishing glaze speed 4 same passes; still had fine "scratches" ; areas on hood went over twice with swirl remover and still couldn't quite get rid of the small...

thanks to all for ur suggestions; mabe its the heat, already bout 95 degrees here in dallas; also might be using too much product;spd 5-6 for flex with wg swirl remover and spd 4 for finishing glaze; will try less product and cleaning after each section; going 5-6 passes for each product

its a personal thing; I like the wolfgang swirl remover 3.0, finishing glaze, and sealant; had a porter cable , then bought a flex; the flex is much better imo and well worth the extra

amen to the California duster, it works well , and a gentle sweeping action is all that's required

am having trouble with little balls of product slinging off pads when using swirl remover and finishing glaze with flex; am priming pad for first time use, then applying 2-3 small dots of product as mike suggests on his videos. any suggestions?

the concept of using ipa wipedown is to remove any residue before applying sealant; this will aid in sealant bonding after polishing

welcome , from mesquite