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Yes, we test everything on daily drivers. For example, my wife drives roughly 70-75 miles per day which all but about 5 miles is interstate. She parks her car beside a very busy main road during the day but in our garage at night. During initial testing of a product we will let it go 3-4...

Yes sir

The website is being transitioned to a new host so pardon the "dust". You are correct that there are only a couple products. The line is 100% self funded so product release is a little slower than other brands. A lot of products sound the same online as you know. What I can say is that...

Sure thing, just don't ban me! :D The Gloss Shop Trifecta Concentrate (<--- not a direct link)

I'll send a pm

You could always buy a concentrate. One quart makes 4 gallons of spray wax.

When I first started out with HD Polish, I used Lake Country tangerine Hydro-tech pads. Please see the following thread for results: Autopia Forum - Auto Detailing & Car Care Discussion Forum I am using Buff & Shine pads now but plan to re-visit Lake Country to see what has changed lately.

I needed the laugh, thank you!

Any of the Duragloss polishes -101, 105, 111, 501, Track Claw Racing Polish, top with Aquawax HD Speed, HD Poxy, HD Nitro Seal, 3D Cherry Wet Wax, top with HD Express Keep any of those products properly maintained and the durability and shine will last. Mix shampoos at proper ratio's, don't...

I mix my own from concentrate. 1 ounce concentrate to 15 ounces of water. 1 quart makes 4 gallons of spray wax.

You could always buy a concentrate and save a ton of money Whats your go-to waterless?

^ this Duragloss Enviroshield provides the most bang for the buck in the category. $49 nets you 4 ounces, more than enough to do 4 cars or your car 4 times. Paint, glass, trim, and wheels can all be coated with about 1 ounce or less.

This is a fantastic answer :dblthumb2:

I use Buff & Shine blue on new cars or when paint is in great condition, and green on just about everything else.

According to David Fermani who is more than just familiar with HD Speed

May I ask what pads you are using with HD Speed that you are not getting bite? Speed has the capability to correct paint.

I use HD Cut and Polish after sanding, follow with pure (91%) IPA wipes, then apply Optimum Opti-Lens. Now that I have Cut+ and Polish+ I will use those.

What a crappy situation At least you found a silver lining Ok those were full of cheese but hey, I'm glad things are working out in your favor. We don't know each other but I wouldn't wish something like this on anyone. Best wishes!

It was posted as a response where people constantly claim Speed is just filling. I'll check in with the man and see if we can get some clarification. This is great info for not only the OP but any one reading the thread considering HD Speed.

A recent post by David Fermani brought up something even more interesting. He said that Speed was a proprietary blend of Cut, Adapt, and Polish with the addition of Poxy. I haven't abused HD Speed yet as I have with HD Polish, but I know what Polish is capable of.