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I use a tornador. Nice because you can dry immediately after you rinse.

The brakes feel like mush, there is hardly any engine noise (in a bad way), the seats are extremely uncomfortable (especially or drivers with a bad back), the suspension feels cheap, its drivetrain is pointless (it is essentially a car with a gas engine that drives the wheels and another couple...

Ugh...the Prius is such a douche of a car. I'd get a Golf TDI with stick and enjoy driving. To each his own though.

3M makes nice polishes and waxes. From what I remember with the polishes though, you need to use a rotary to get the best results and at my experience level I'd rather use a DA. Their Perfect-it lineup gives you a wide range of usage for a wide range of scenarios. Couple it with the right pads...

I was in the same situation as you. I bit the bullet and "made extra room" and bought the mytee lite 2. I haven't regretted it since. If I'm honest it isn't that big of a machine, it's a little bit larger than a shop vac and the hose assembly can be detached and hung on the wall separately, it's...

When I repainted my car I used 3M finishing glaze during the curing period. I applied it once and it kept a good shine for a month, even after weekly washes. Then again, I didn't drive in the rain during this time. Just apply it after compounding/polishing and stay away from waxes and sealers...

Would you recommend something as aggressive as a compound then? Or would that be too rough for glass...

We'll see how much time I have from other errands... wash clay 3m Machine Polish 3m Ultrafine Machine Polish 3m Performance Finish 3m Perfect-It wax Btw, does anyone else use 3m on this forum? I was wondering if the Ultrafine is effective at polishing glass, I've read that others have had...

Random guy in CVS parking lot: "What do you use to make your car look so slick?" Me: "The rarest substance on Earth...a Spartan's tears."