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Yea I know you level it right away basically but if you notice a spot you may have missed it's possible to level it out at the most around 20 min after applying. Where as the DP coating you have hours to get to it as long as you don't park it in the sun.

I find that I do a bit heavier of a coating when I use cquartz and it comes out streak free. My tips are to use their suede towels to initially wipe down after applying and then switch to a standard microfiber towel to buff it perfectly. This seems to give me perfect results every time. Also...

My first coating I ever applied was the detailers pro coating. It was way super easy but also gave me an idea what I was looking for and there is plenty of time to level high spots. My second coating job ever was cquartz and I had no issues. I have a lot of detailing experience which may have...

I'm not really highly educated on electrical stuff myself so I'm not sure I can give electrical advice and also with this being more than something small run on low power it can be dangerous to your equipment and yourself if not done correctly. So after stating that if you still want to try it...

Yes my switch jammed up and broke so I replaced it with a more durable switch.

Awesome. These pads initially feel super durable. Can't wait to test them. Really excited about these pads.

Ahhhhhh ok maybe I just don't have my email registered with fedex. Hopefully i see them soon then. I'm really looking forward to testing these.

Nice. I'm still waiting on confirmation from my email.

I have been using a 3401 for 2 years now and just recently got the griots boss 21. I like the boss for big flat panels. It requires less effort to correct vs the flex where I would have needed to apply much more pressure to the machine. However I could never use just the boss 21 to correct a...

In my opinion the damage is already done if the clear isn't just hazed or marred. If you have compromised it from the scratch x then it's too late and can't hurt trying to go harder with the polish. The spot may increase in size if the clear is thinning out in the area though.

Hard to say exactly. The first images make the scratch look pretty deep so it's very possible you are just wearing thin on the clear at this point. If you didn't see any blue on your towel or applicator while polishing it's probably not through the clear coat so that's a positive. Can you get in...

Well should have read better I see now the post before the list with your email. Thanks again and email and a pm sent.

Really hard to see from the pictures. If it did make it through or damage the clear coat did you notice blue on your towel or pad that you were working in the scratch x with? It's possible scratch x left behind some marring on the finish and it may be repairable using something like meguiars...

Awesome do I just pm you on here or actual email?

Those look like an awesome deal. I'm ordering them up myself now. Can't wait to get more light on the walls.

Id love to try these out on my boss 21. Still trying to find the pads that are best for me for this machine.

I've had great luck with solution finish on super faded black trim. You could give it a try. If that doesn't work nothing probably will. I'm not familiar with what type of plastic it is on that grill though.

For myself I would use more aggressive pad with same polish because I have it all on the shelf ready to go doing work on a more professional level. If you are just doing this stuff on personal vehicles I'm pretty big into the game plan of just using what you have first before spending more money...

Ouch. They went a bit too heavy on the gel coat repair lol. I can't say for sure how low of a grit you will have to go, but you are going to have to probably dip into the 100 something grits to knock that down and then slowly ease up to a fine grit to polish out. Downside is that will leave one...

Ohhhh another of my truck. I miss this thing.