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You should really think before you type, you're coming off very ignorant... I am as well done with this thread... best of luck to you.

It won't help unfortunately... Joy will THINK that Joe's in an incompetent detailer and microns aren't mils, and Joe's paint gage doesn't work good, and... unsubscribe

One thing I overlooked... how do you know you have a very soft clear coat? What did you do to come to such a conclusion? From what I've experienced, BMWs have some of the hardest clear coats of all Makes. Also, read this... How much paint are you removing. - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online...

What do you want to bet ?

I think the 1 cent isn't there to turn away a customer who wants to buy the item, rather to lure in a customer who doesn't want to buy the item. If someone is walking past something they like, but have little need for, they'll see that 7 isntead of 8 and are more likely to buy the item. I...

See what I'm talking about spoiled... I'll try one last time. The cut levels are based on a certain pad and rotary machine. It's a good guideline with which you can compare the polishes and see what you would need to correct a certain defect. You WILL NOT, I repeat, WILL NOT, remove more than...

haha sorry... I was agreeing with you... Good luck explaining that the 2 polishes don't leave a noticeable difference on 99.9% cc's out there...

Good luck

D&D, in the 2nd video you posted, I belive the guy goes faster because it's a plastic part. You should definitely not do what he is doing in the first video, as he is very skilled with the rotary and knows what he's doing. Using it by one hand is very hard to get used to, but much easier on...

Just to add... maybe I'm a little biased towards the SEARCH function since I frequent a BMW forum on which there are 5-10 threads started daily asking "Where is the fuel filter?" I feel that giving the search button at least 3-5 minutes of your time will give you tons of information most of the...

First of all, it is common sense that aggressive=cut... and that's where you confuse me... 106FF is one of, if not THE, LEAST aggressive=LEAST cutting power, polish that Menzerna has... you said above it would be too aggressive, so I was wondering what you considered not too aggressive...

You did do that... I was simply stating what should have been done, when I said you should PM him... I've heard nothing but GREAT things about your customer service Aaron, and I've heard of people receiving numerous adapters just to make sure they're never left without one, BUT you say above OP...

I'm having a VERY hard time understanding some of your posts... what does "more aggressive" mean in your question?? It is the least aggressive of the menzerna polishes... Also, why do you "still think it is too strong for some cars, including" yours??? You haven't even tried it, yet you're...

That question is asking for too much... no matter what car, the condition of the paint is what matters, and how hard that paint is to correct. You should start with the least abrasive pad/polish combo you have, and go from there. If you're wondering what to buy, buy 3-4 polishes from the same...

1) I don't see how you can destroy the velcro on the backing pad by peeling off the pad a certain way... I can see how it would destroy the backing on the pad though... what would be the proper way to remove the pad anyway?? I have yet to encounter one issue with velcro or backing, except like...

That's weird... My father's 2002 Camry has one of the softest paint I've ever worked on... what did you use on the Solara, products & process? If you don't mind sharing

I thought 106FF had less or similar cut to FPII and was one of the least aggressive polishes ?? I'm asking because 1, I've finished fine with FPII before, and 2, what polish would you go to in such a case, least aggressive than 106FF ??

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Ok I lied... I didn't unsubscribe... :p While I agree that every manufacturer might have a bad product or two, how can you possibly say backing plates coming apart is users error ? You screw the backing plate or edge adapter onto your rotary/PC, put the pad on, and turn the machine on...

This thread should have never been this long, and there are way too many pointless replies.... yes including this one... The original poster obviously found he greatly dislikes the system, enough to say on here that he's "done with it"... I don't understand why everyone has to say how long they...