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Detailer's Leather Cleaner and Conditioner While I haven’t come across any really dirty leather lately I went ahead and tried on a decent interior. This product is very easy to use. Simply spray onto a mf cloth or applicator & apply to leather. It comes out like shaving cream. Let it dry for a...

DP Quick Detailer made short work of making a vehicle look good. Not much to the application. Spray on, buff off, done. It easily cleaned up the paint revealing the shine underneath the dirt. It sprays similar to foam glass cleaner. Detailer’s Pro Series Quick Detailer Before After using...

Sanding?

I had the perfect car to try this on. A black 1998 Ford Escort ZX2. (Same car I tested the DP Trim Detailer on.)This hasn’t been washed since the fall when I used Megs MF system on it. It’s driven by a college student, need I say more? This time all I did was wash it & apply the Quick Wax...

I was one of the lucky ones to receive the DP products for review. Thank you AG. I'm going to start w/ DP Trim Detailer. Detailer’s Pro Series Trim Detailer, exterior trim spray, black plastic trim spray, molding spray DP Trim Detailer is very easy to use. Spray on, buff off. I first used...

Just think, they can only get easier from here on. :cool: Well done. :dblthumb2: To save some time, I would get some stainless steel license plate screws & just replace them as needed. They look nice & won't rust.

Do a test spot, which is usually recommended anyway.

If there is one & you do decide to 'adjust' it, be sure to make note of the original settings. Just in case.

There's a DIP switch in them? Now all you have to do is open one up that's working the way you want. Look at the settings on the switch, & set the 2nd polisher w/ the same settings. I'm suuuure it's that easy. :)

I wish there were some decent 'how to' vids on this. I don't feel like I use my steamer to it's full potential. Always looking for a better way. 9 hours & it shows, there's no disputing the quality of your work. :props:

You are welcome. If the specs are the same on both machines, then it sounds like, and I think someone alluded to this earlier, is that a different supplier / manufacturer of an internal component(s) is being used. The obvious being the motor. I don't own the 6" but my Griots 3" does say...

Found this on eBay: Griot's Garage, Professional Random Orbital Polisher, Soft Start, 6 Inch,* NIB * 874596003697 | eBay

This is awesome. Looking forward to doing the reviews. :righton: Thanks AG. :wave:

This is a '97 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The hood was in pretty bad shape so I decided to snap some pics. I'm not really sure what corrected it since I tested a number of things on it. It seemed like one combination would fix one part but not another. This is a family members vehicle, bought new so I...

Well truthfully it never ends. Especially if you're reading this forum. Eventually it will get to a point she won't even notice that there are new products on the shelf. You could tell that you could be spending the money on worse things. Like Drugs, hookers, drugs & hookers, etc. Or since...

Some very interesting & intricate 'paint' work. Sharpie Mustang artist adds some magic with a few black markers | Motoramic - Yahoo! Autos

I would think #3 would do the trick. Did you work the #3 until it was translucent? This way you know it's completely broken down. Then go over w/ #1 the same way. Out of curiosity, what pad did you use w/ #4? If trying something and not getting the results you want, then asking questions and...

Maybe look online for a reconditioned unit.

I've been looking for something to review that hasn't been done yet. I'm up for it. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/43478-xmt-360-spray-wax-gel-shampoo-conditioner-review-new-formulas.html http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/42985-testing-flex-ing-buick.html...

Put a leash on that thing.