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Mike, would you please send me a copy of the word document version of the VIF? [email protected] Thank you very much!

I use both the forum and Facebook. I think the quality of information on here is superior the Facebook. There is definitely an ease of use factor to Facebook because you may be on it scrolling through and then see a detailing post. Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

How often did you apply the McKee's? Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

I like the idea of long term protection. If I further my detailing adventures to make money a durable products like this would be a nice upsell. Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

I originally was using this a lot but went to the 303 because it's water based and doesn't contain petroleum distillates. I must say, I live the Meg's smell and look (albeit extremely similar to the 303). Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

I will take a look into it! Any input on durability (specifically friction related)?

Thank you! I really appreciate your input

Thanks Guz! What kind of durability are you finding with it (if it's even able to be measured given the nature of interior plastics)? Gyeon has a pretty impressive lineup I must admit.

Hey everyone, I'm currently using 303 Automotive Protectant on my car (after upgrading from the Meguiars Natural Shine Protectant) and am happy with the results on my plastic parts but would like to upgrade to something that offers more durability and protection (especially on the arm rests)...

What kind of leather is it? If it's pigmented, I recommend picking any quality cleaner then following up with Geyon leather shield (it's a SIO2 coating for leather). Geyon has a leather cleaner they recommend you prep with and that's what I used with good luck. Any protectant you place you...

I don't know if any products that will prevent abrasive damage while driving sadly but when it comes to keeping windows clean I personally use RainX or McKee's 37 Glass Coating (depends on the vehicle). If you want cheap and don't mind applying RainX every 3-5 weeks (Midwest environment) it's...

I stick within the manufacturers recommendation on my own cars coating. I figure the made their little coating "ecosystem" to work together and not adversely affect the properties that give the coating it's value Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

With the Griot's orbital you will be fine. That was my first orbital and I had fears of damaging paint. Keep the DA moving slow and steady and you will be ok. My first buff job was my dad's black Ram 1500 using Meguiars M105/205 (lot of cutting ability) and didn't do any damage. A polishing pad...

I use McKee's 37 Glass Coating on my vehicles. The price point was the same as Aquapel but with less hassle to put it on and a year of protection is hard to beat! Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

I may have to give that a try with one of my older ones as it starts to reach it's end of life. All my pads are pretty fresh right now though Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

I think they're just barely sufficient for a 21 mm throw. Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

Well ok! Maybe I was being a little worried just because it's new for me to warm up a pad. My GG6 hardly changed the temp on the pads using them. My new 21mm can warm them up pretty good. So far in my project today, my CCS Heavy Cutting Pads haven't taken any damage or have any "bacon crisp."...

I use your swirl for the AIO (loving my D166 from y'all!) and pea size for my Compound/Polish. I just took an infrared reading on the back of my CCS heavy cutting pad and it was at 152°F as the last pass for that pad before switching to a fresh one (one body panel completed with it). Sent...

Not pressure is used (just enough to keep the DA on paint), three pea size drops of polish or compound or a swirl if an AIO, car is cool to the touch. I think when it comes to the wrong pad Theory, the thicker ccs and standard Flat pads from Lake are retaining the heat because the thin Pros...

I'm lucky mine with the motor sheds heat really well. My pad is the only thing warm when polishing. Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app