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Here you go. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-expert-featuring-mike-phillips/21446-what-s-difference-between-meg-s-apc-apc.html

APC Plus is stronger, if i remember correctly from one of Mike's replies. Let me search for his reply and post the link in a sec.

Wow, nice job doing extra things for free! Amazing write up, i enjoyed reading descriptions of your pictures! :) May be next time you can avoid squatting when taking a picture of your reflection off of the finish. ;) Clap clap to your sister for the referral and for lending you a hand! You...

He wants a sheeting wax. Actually i prefer a wax that sheets water away from the paint rather than have them bead. I think you need the Autoglym HD Wax, i'm looking into getting one too, but it's too expensive. My sister can't find the $35 in any walmart in CA. :)

Re: Bought a DeWALT dual action sander/polisher! Help... You aren't going to get much correction from 85rd. It was meant for jeweling like you said. For swirl removal, you might want to use a more aggressive polish such as 205 or Nano. Try those on and you will surely get a better result as...

APC will work the same as IPA, but a QD will most likely not remove polish residue and/or fillers. So if you're more comfy with APC, it also serves the same purpose, except IPA is cheaper (here at least) :) After every polishing step and before Sealant/Wax application. No need to do an IPA to...

It's such a loss. I always loved visiting the review section. I hope things turn out well though. :)

lol. Oooh too bad, but i hope Meghan will post pics up for us. Would love to see you having fun at the AG HQ. :)

I see. But it isn't very noticeable at all. Wasn't trying to criticize your work, i hope you did not take offense. Again, wonderful work giving attention to the DETAILS! :) OT: Hmmm...4days left, Shane! Are you packed? Don't forget your camera. ;)

Wow! I love the last picture...very very nice work! :)

Great job Shane, nice before and after pics! Like how you did the jambs too. This shot looks like it still has a few swirls left though.

Mike, it was a brand new pad. Used it once and that's how it turned out.

Wait! First, what is the tinkerbell made of? Paint? Sticker decal? All of the suggestions are if it is a sticker. :)

Well that kinda sounds like cement hard in 5years time. lol. But i'm sure you'll figure something my friend. :)

lol! I remember polishing the refrigerator and ruining both my wool pad and ht pads with single stage paint. :) 6.5" pads don't have bad rep, they aren't just preferred on DAs with the exception of flex and rotaries. Those Das just don't have the power to keep the pad rotating while pressure...

So since you clayed it, i would assume that didn't help. May be you can try some kerosene, 3m adhesive remover, paint safe apc..i would personally try those in that order. If all of those fail, i would try the plastic blades AG has, if that fails too, some wetsanding should surely cure that...

For the smaller areas, you can just do them by hand if getting an XP is out of the question. OR you can fabricate a smaller BP for the flex, i read a post about someone who has successfully cut his BP down. You might want to consider that. :)

Well done. I guess you just need to lessen the amount of clay you use next time, just to avoid unnecessary wastage. It's too much for a fender. I would say the amont you had in your hand is good for half, if not your entire car. :)

Re: Shane's Adventue to Autogeek Wow! I'm jealous too! I sure you'll have so much fun! :)

:iagree: When sharing, you will always feel good about yourself! :dblthumb2: