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I use the plush side for wax/detail spray/spray wax removal and I use the short nap side for polish removal. This applies to all my towels. Recently I applied a coating and used the short nap of the grey plush towels for coating removal.

As Mike said, set to be launched at AG with the new flex. Others already stock it and people are reaping the benefits of it...except AG customers for some reason :P Another point to note is that for some reason....I don't understand....there are no 5" pads. Its 5.5", so those who have the...

Go for it! Polish is supposed to be water soluble so as long as you washed it with a good microfiber cleaner you are good to go!

No where near a detailer, but I use 3D towel kleen. 1oz for a light load and 2oz for a heavy load - followed by an extra rinse. The towels are then dried indoors on a stand as I do not have a dryer.

You will not regret it! If no sale on the polisher itself, there are gift certificate sales which can be used towards a polisher. Polishers are rarely on "sale" , maybe you could get a kit or the pink one, which is cheaper :P

Ahhh awesome. Mine has arrived in Dubai today so should be delivered by the evening :D

Agreed. Especially since his paint was not worked on for 3 years or protected in any way. Being black is just the cherry on top lol.

+1 for the 3401. I have also considered the Rupes many a time. But it just never fit the bill as my go to polisher. I feel the Rupes always needs a buddy polisher to handle smaller tasks or curved panels. After a ton of research I settled on the 3401 and I am really happy I did. My reasons...

+1 for D156 (Ultimate quik wax). Or Ultimate quik detailer which I think is the same as the detailer line M135.

I noticed these on my brothers BMW as well. I think its the case with older cars that were not maintained since day one, pitting maybe? I never got an answer to what these were either. Here is a picture of my brothers car. I only worked on it 3 years after he got it. This picture was post...

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+ 1 on Junkman. That's how I started. POXY* not Proxy first of all lol (one of my biggest pet peeves on here, its not that hard :P ) Poxy is said to last no more than 2-3 months from what people have described. Maybe get some Collinite 845 instead. I have a full bottle of 32oz POXY that's...

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At least you guys have the choice of Iron removers. I would go for Mckees based on the reviews. Iron-X may be good but the smell seems to be a common complaint. As of today I only have one choice in Dubai, which is Chemical Guys Decon Pro Iron remover. There is zero information about it...