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:iagree: I did the same thing for this winter along with a first coat of FK2180. It is holding up great and I like the look on black

Oops, 700 was already picked. I'll change to 775 :buffing:

My guess would be 700

I don't have see this problem with the 4" LC CC pads though. I use those most of the time and stopped purchasing the flat.

I have used these pads as you intend to and had issues with them getting cut by the edge of the 3.5" backing plate. You will see it after doing a few panels. Not that they don't do a good job, just be aware.

I just did this for the first time about a month ago. I used the 3M kit. The lights came out great. You must get all the film removed until the lenses are crystal clear. I sealed them with 2 coats of FK1000P but I've read in some thread that helmsman spar varnish in a 50/50 mix with odorless...

Things I'd like to try?? Optimum Spray Compound Optimum Spray Polish Collinite 845 Pinnicle Souveran Paste That's enough for now!!

I am relatively new to machine detailing. I first purchased the PC, did 2 vehicles and ordered the flex. I am very happy with both. I still use the PC for tight places with smaller pads and it is invaluable for that task. I'd recommend you start with the PC and see where it takes you.

I've gone through 2 winters with a garage kept dd using WGDGPS topped with SSII or Fuzion. No problems

LAst winter I used WGDGPS 2x and a coat of fuzion and it made it through the winter on garage kept daily driver. This winter I'm planning on FK2180 topped with FK1000p

I've used it. It's more than a QD or wax. It last much longer. I still prefer a good two step polish, sealant and wax job. I continue to use wetpaint on all the exterior glass.

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Truley awesome revival. Great work. Inspireing for me. Thanks :xyxthumbs:

It takes a while that's for sure. I got a flex to solve that problem and use the pc with 4" pads for the tighter spots. The flex cut the polish time because it corrects quicker and uses 6.5" pads.

I've used the 4" and 5.5" and for correction the 4" is the way to go. Any substantial pressure stalls the pc with 5.5" pads. They are better for jeweling purposes in my opinion.

I started with a pc and it did a great job. I just purchased a flex primarily for speed but didn't try it yet. I'd say if the bug bites hard after you've done your first detail with a pc, then get a flex also at a later date. Craftsmen usually have more than 1 tool :buffing:

I just used it last week. I used 2 coats with 12 hours between the coats. I applied pinnacle souveran paste as a topper 12 hours after the second coat of wolfgang sealant. It was my first time for everything and my black 08 accord sedan looks better than when I bought it in June. Of course...

Thanks Bence. That along with the other feed back clears it up for me. I appreciate all the help.

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