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I use #21 2.0 as the LSP for virtually all of my clients, and have yet to have this problem. How thick (or thin) are you applying the product? It uses an insanely small amount during application. I have done about 6 vehicles with less than 2 ounces~ of #21. Also, were you using the blue pad...

The problem *I* see with that advice is that it really only helps if you have an endless supply of fresh pads (ie work for Meg's). The foamed wool pads for instance get gunked up very quickly, and the duospur and "on the fly cleaning" methods both fall short. Perhaps you would be so kind as...

Lol, ok...thanks buddy ...I must be doing something terribly wrong then considering it flashes fairly quickly, and dusts horribly from the very get go on numerous pads and speeds. I wish I had your skills...shucks.

LMAO. I do that EVERY night before a job. It sucks because I can't sleep because I go through my list of products and the order I want to do the detail and it keeps me up for hours :D

I just used it with my FLEX and a LC Foamed Purple Wool Pad. It removed heavy swirls in a single pass. Works great as a compound/heavy polish, but it dusts REALLY badly.

Cleaning on the fly consists of essentially doing a "quickie" removal of the product buildup on the pad by using either a terry cloth or micro fiber towel and holing it against the pad as you run the buffer on a LOW speed. Many times it also helps to spritz the pad or towel with instant detailer...

Lmao, you answered it for me! It says TWICE that it requires PRESSURE, DUH? Do you not speak English? Here's some help: Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1) - Cite This Source - Share This pres·sure Audio Help /ˈprɛʃər/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[presh-er]...

Makes sense- simple every day light scratches and swirls will reduce gloss. The #80 is a great tool to remedy that. Out of curiosity, how many passes did it take with the #80?

I appreciate the second opinion, but I have to kindly diagree on his actual intent. The guy has literally stalked me and gone into every thread he can find of mine to try and point out flaws in my posts ever since I mentioned his bias. It's kind of flattering really, but more childish and...

Looks great from what I can see. Care to elaborate on what method you used to remove the gum from the leather?

Funny you mention that, I tried the same thing and had the experience of a lifetime- twice :righton: :D

I have some D151...interesting stuff. It has a fair amount of cut, but I am a tad disappointed in the slickness left behind by the wax. That said, as for mixing something with that product...that would be incredibly tricky IMO, given that it ALREADY has a careful balance of polish and...

Ok, if you want it that way... You state that NO experienced detailer would put pressure on a FLEX, but immediately follow-up stating that someone who came from a PC background WOULD want to put pressure on the FLEX given that the flex does share many characteristics of the PC world. You...

Read what I wrote ZoranC. You're in such a hurry to attack me and point out my errors every time I post in every single thread that you don't even read what I write. I said that experienced users would be more INCLINED to push hard, NOT that you should. You're posting and explaining the exact...

It's funny you say that...because more experienced users WOULD be inclined to press hard considering that is precisely what you are supposed to do with PCs, G100/G110, etc. As for tightening the bolt, that's great you did...but I still don't see how everyone is "expected" to do that. When you...

I'm glad to hear you got it all taken care of! :righton: I found when working with Menzerna 106ff that I would switch towels much more frequently than with other products. The black 350z I did used about 25 towels for the paint polishing step alone.

Yeah the camera I used was a POS so it was tough, and it was dark out when I finished so I couldn't get decent full body shots. Next time I will try harder :cheers:

Ahh...to be 12 again! :goodpost: Seriously, get a life and grow up. You could learn a few things about maturity from my 6 year old nephew, but alas you would just ignore them and find a way to introduce a red herring as always...truly a tactic of the admittedly wrong.

That's an absolutely stunning color and car, and your work REALLY paid off big time! Any chance you can shed some more detailed info on your method/products for paint prep before LSP? ie How many passes on average with the SIP/OJ pad and how many passes with the 106ff+ white pad? Total time...

You have me in stitches, again. For starters, you mentioned that you had seen the topic before, so it would only make sense that you would know which topic (Out of hundreds) to open, right? Man you're so impressive! As for the misspelling, heh, you do realize you've misspelled about 5...