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Have: Rupes 6" 1x Blue, 2x green, 1x white, 2x UHS Rupes 5.5" Mille pad kit, 2ea Mille Blue, Mille Yellow, and Mille white pads that I`m looking to swap. That`s a total of 14 pads. Looking to swap for Griot's BOSS 5.5" (white/orange/yellow) or LC 5.5" HDOs.

Another double header this last saturday gave me a chance to stretch legs on a few things I'd been waiting to try. I also have a polishing pad question but I'll get the easy stuff out of the way first. First, the AR610 pressure washer. Hand-carry form factor, 1350psi and 1.9gpm. Lotta ass...

You've got some decent products there, some things you won't need, some things that could be better, but probably enough to get you to around 70% corrected I'd guess depending upon the paint and other variables.

I have never actually used C9. However, based solely on the track record of everything CG makes except their soaps and maybe the Nonsense APC, I wouldn't even bother. Nevermind at a kit cost of $149.

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Good idea mwoywood. I would like to see that comparison also. Maybe I’ll try that someday. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

The only separating I do is for my downgraded towels that i use for exceptionally dirty/grimey jobs. I guess I could see wax/polish residue potentially making it into glass towels but the whole point of the detergent is to break that stuff down and pull it out of the towels, so it should get...

Precisely why I bought it. Seems to be able to fill a number of roles for me, is no more costly than ONR, and doesn't leave anything behind on the surface. I actually bought it to dilute as detail spray for my father once I apply CSL to his F-type. He can use that for dust removal etc and...

Seems like N914 at slightly stronger dilution is a stronger cleaner than ONR. I've had good results with ONR but am looking forward to a gallon of N914 showing up to try soon.

There is, but I don’t know if that necessarily covers something at this level. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I bought a generic one at a local retailer that has a microfiber chenille head. To be honest, I find myself using it even on smaller vehicles because it saves me having to bend/kneel down to reach bottoms of fenders and bumpers and rockers.

I'm certainly well aware of the no selling rule, but as the majority of members here purchase their stuff from AG anyway, I wonder whether there's a possibility of having a swap meet type forum, similar to Autopia's. The main thing I'm thinking, if the general swap meet forum isn't possible...

I use Mother's Chrome Polish right now but will be looking to use something else pretty soon. It works really well for the wheels and running boards on my Denali. I've heard good things about Zephyr, but haven't tried it myself. I'm going to be doing some deeper research into this as I'm...

holy smokes. I do not envy that environment at all. Winter and road salt are bad, but not THAT bad.

Maybe a light wetsand with 2500 or 3000 grit, but unless you're totally comfortable doing so I wouldn't recommend it.

No sir, I actually don't have any CG products in the arsenal anymore. I've got a 3/4 full bottle of blacklight that I likely won't ever touch again and 90% of a gallon of Nonsense that I should probably use up but it was in the garage all winter and may have frozen at some point so I don't know...

The one thing to be careful of is if you're trying to remove certain stains, using an alkaline APC can actually set the stain depending upon what it's made up of. Megs makes 2 stain remover/fiber rinse products. Tannin stain remover and protein stain remover. I also have been using a shampoo...

Reviving from 3 months ago, but I saw D107 available for pre-order and bought a kit. The estimated ship date I see is 4/17 (tuesday)

Spray in liners IMO are a great use case for spray on rinse off SiO2. Hydro blue, wet coat, SS clutch etc. But, ultimately a cover is the way to go. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Platinum pluffle 20x40. Not sold on AG but I don’t believe they have a competing product either. CG gray matters are ok but I haven’t looked back from the pluffle. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app