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Get rid of the fuzzy dice? How dare you even think such a thought.

I have a G9, and kept the 6" backing plate that came on the machine. It has all the power you need to correct or polish paint with the 6" matching pads. The Boss pads are designed for this machine, so I would recommend using the Griots pads, and keeping it with the 6" plate. With the less...

I wholeheartedly agree with this. His videos are nothing but infomercials, in my humble opinion. I appreciate the fact he has a youtube channel, but we are on this forum to share information, gain knowledge about AG's products, and have a great time just randomly bullshitting. This is a great...

That's for sure. I'm 70 years old, but still at, just slower. 50 is as good as 30 if you're in good shape. Do 3 complete corrections and sealant in one week. If that doesn't kill your drive, then go for it. It's a complete different ball game when you step up full time from a hobby.

Sio2 deritives are used in Maalox and Gasx to break up gas and belly bloating. By nature, it is a non bubbly product.

I never use new towels without washing them first with a good microfiber wash like 3d towel clean. It may not make a difference, but I feel like they are softer and more absorbing Bill

You can get a smaller rotary backing plate that will fit the HF rotary from here on good ol Autogeek. If glass is all you are using a rotary for, I'd get the flex 3" pe8 rotary. Great little machine, easier to get into tighter spaces. Great for headlights, too. Bill

Eric, I saw a dislike for your post. Apparently, you're wife saw it. Your ass is in deep trouble, dude! ask me how I know.

I have the flex, also. It does do one heckuva job cutting, and finishes great, too. I'm old as dirt, (70) and just find the G9 easier on my old bones. Bill

It does not stall. I will keep it 6". The motor is 1000 watts, the g15 is 900 watts, and can stall Both machines have their place I do sports cars mostly. They have lots of curves, and the g9 is perfect for this Bill

I agree with Mike. My g9, with the 6" plate, cuts great, and doesn't stall. I will keep it 6", and usey gg6 with a 5" plate. This g9 is very strong. Don't make assumptions until you've used it several hours a day It's a good un!

I have a 1995 Porsche 968 with great paint. Not a muscle car, though.

I have a 1995 Porsche 968 with great paint. Not a muscle car, though.

I use Bar Keepers Friend. Mild abrasive cleaner.

Looks like clear coat failure.

You're definitely of the wrong opinion on ag. This forum is for discussing the products they offer. The sharing of this info on their products is to expand our knowledge of techniques and proper use of products available thru ag. There are plenty of forums for discourse of other products...

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I have also received my g9. I'm keeping my gg6 because it's worth more 50.00 to me

There is a product called Saltaway that's made for marine use. It rinses salt off surfaces with just a sprayer of any kind. I use it with a 2 gallon sprayer for removing salt off any surface. Try it. My boat is used exclusively in salt water, and it not the trailer have any corrosion. Bill

I have all kinds of machines. Short throws, long throws,(15 and 21) small DA's (3") flex rotary's, cheap rotary's, and the GG6 is still my go to. I have a G9 on the way,I and will keep my 6 with a 5" plate, and keep the 6" on the 9. Long throws are really not a good choice for learning...