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The reason I went with Optimum was because of the separation problems that Meg had with their microfiber cutting discs. Also, since the Optimum discs had come out later, I assumed that they were a better, evolved beast. I will be testing them out next weekend. Anyone else have any experience...

I suppose following it up with a white flat pad or tangerine Hydrotech pad would remove any hazing or possible marring. I just bought both products recently and wanted to try them on my silver GS400 Lexus, which has waterspots on the hood. I wasn't ure if this combo would be considered "unholy." ;)

I am wondering if anyone has used the new Optimum microfiber cutting discs with Meguiar's D300? I would love to hear of your experience and what you thought of the combo.

I use 845 over Duragloss and it looks great and lasts 6 months since I detail my vehicles twice a year. It looks great on my silver and dark blue vehicles.

I'm in Oklahoma. The sealant and wax were applied April and removed October for one vehicle and November for the other. My vehicles are garaged but they sit out all day at work. My car is silver but the van is very dark blue. I am pretty sure that almost any sealant would get the job done for you.

Well, we just had the hottest month on record in the US and Duragloss 501 topped with Collinite 845 went 6 months before I removed it. During that July, every day was over 100 degrees!

I believe a certain percentage are also made in China. If you've been here long enough all of the DA buffers have had issues. The Meg's cord issue got so bad that the rumors were that they had to halt production temporarily. Many here have posted of the cord issue. Just a couple of months...

I'm into cleaner sealants and I really like Duragloss 501. This past fall I detailed my van and didn't use any polish nor compound, just 501, and it looks fantastic. I probably will be skipping the polish step on it from now on.

I have the Griot's and have a Lake Coutry 5in backing plate on it now. You might be thinking about the Flex.

There seems to be two school of thoughts. One tends to wax the entire vehicle and possibly wait a couple of minutes and remove the Collinite. The other school tends to remove it immediately, usually after applying it to one or two panels. Lots of confusion here.

What do you mean that Zaino talked about much? There's a thread almost every day about Duragloss ;)

Agree 100%. The only negative is difficulty of removal. I like to use the AIO Duragloss 501 and follow it with 845. The combo easily lasts 6 months.

I use this product and love how it cleans and makes the metallic paint pop. However, it is pricey and I plan to try UWW this fall.

I really like Duragloss 501 because it has both strong cleaners and nano-abrasives. The perfect AIO for me. Oh, it lasts a good 6 months too.

#1 Life-time warranty. #2 Most powerful DA. #3 Life-time warranty---'nuff said.

Very nice. How soft was the paint?

Collinite 845.

Overpriced ;)