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There's nothing like the thrill of your first big order when you get into detailing. Back in the day I remember my first order was a PC 7424, CCS pads, KAIO and some DP clay. I thought I was in the big leagues when the package arrived! You set yourself up with a very nice starter package. Hope...

I didn't believe it till Eldo turned me on to this method. I have very limited time and I was amazed at the time savings vs 2BM. Less chance of marring too as each time you're not dealing with a mitt that was exposed to dirt.

Nope. Not too long at all. I enjoy reading everything you post and have picked up a number of great tips (mulitple mitts, flagged tip brush, to name a few ). Thanks again for all of your contributions on this forum and I look forward to your future posts.:dblthumb2:

Great job, as usual! Looks like you've settled in to your new home. Very nice!

Have you found that this pad will still perform well when it gets to the condition in your picture?

I just recently bought the SM Arnold brush and it looks to be identical to the first two pics of yours. Life hasn't been the same since you turned me on to this brush for applying dressing. Thanks, Eldo!!

Eldorado 2k - my clay towel use to dry me nuts with with the clay part sticking to itself. I'm going to buy a clay mitt soon, but I found a process that works for me: - rinse clay towel after using - hang by loop to dry - put a piece of parchment paper on the clay side and roll the towel up...

- flagged tip brush for applying tire dressing ( thanks to Eldorado2k for this one) - 50' hose with quick connect fittings for my pressure washer - air compressor

Absolutely amazing work!. It was still pretty hot here this past weekend so even more impressive you pulled off a difficult, 2 day job in the heat.

I totally agree with the above, especially with this machine. To take it one step further, I would get the Griots vented backing plate.

just noticed the same thing

I haven't had a lot of time with them yet, but yes, they certainly last longer. I fried my Megs MF pads on the long throw in a very short period of time. Granted, they were older pads so hard to say if the newer ones have stronger velcro. This past weekend I ran my uro-fibers pretty hard for an...

I'm loving these pads! I one stepped my Grand Cherokee this weekend with Poorboys Polish with Carnuaba Blue. Paint color is metallic granite. Amazing results. I was not trying to achieve a full correction cycle but rather a way to do a quick cleanup on a DD with nice results. Produced better...

Good Morning Ken- Can't go wrong with Waxmaster's recommendation. I just bought some for my long-throw but haven't had time to road test them yet. On my GG6 I've had good luck with: - GG 5" vented backing plate - LC ThinPro 5.5". Orange, White and Black would be more than adequate. These pads...

Great cleanup job! I know what you mean about the handle on that brush. I have that brush and after the first use went to HD and bought a better telescoping handle. So, a good interior cleaning was able to get rid of the smoke smell?

haha! I like the comment about the Ark! I'm right down the road from you in Scottsdale. Hey, if you've never tried this combo and want to, feel free to borrow mine to test it out.

A member over on Autopia coached me up on this new combo as I have never used any of the PB line. He answered my endless questions and I am beyond pleased with the results. I wanted something effective and quick to clean up my Jeep that I use for business. I have very little time these days so...

There was actual nasty residue. Yes, I did throw them in "as is" and we're talking pads that been worked out hard with a full correcting cycle. I was actually cleaning out the tub when she saw me. This was back in the day when I first started detailing. For me, if I am going to take the time...

Glad to hear they called you. After trying to recover and play catch-up from being shut down due to the hurricane, I am not surprised there are some errors. Occasional errors in any industry are typical, what's NOT typical is how AG responds to their errors----they go above and beyond the call...

If I just have a few pads I will spray with pad cleaner ( currently McKees or PB Tornado), massage in with my fingers and rinse under the sink. Squeeze water out and lay pad velcro side up on rack in my garage. If I have a lot of pads: - throw them in bucket of Snappy Clean. I squeeze them in...