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I have megs uqd, mothers fx, and duragloss aw. I love the duragloss aw. Mothers fx is my next favorite of this bunch.

I have IP and po106fa. IP is not too intense. You will not hurt anything with IP, yet it will remove some decent swirls. On newer cars you should get by with the po106fa or follow IP with it. They are all great products and worth owning though. Hope that helps and/or makes sense. :D :buffing:

:welcome: I love S2s. With the hard top...even better.

Mine are doing that too lately. They have been used several times now. When is it time to replace them?

I feel the same about blue cars. I had a 2000 SI that was ebp. It was such a fun car to detail. Eight years and 200,000 miles later it still looked great. Don't have it anymore though.:(

Thanks for the info. That is cheap enough I will find a use for it. I do a lot of family cars for free so it will work fine in those cases.

A white pad and the IP should work fine. If not, move to an orange pad with the IP. I could not be happier with my 3401 and Menzerna. It stepped up my capabilities to a place I did not know was possible. Good luck! :buffing:

"I would love to try some Optimum from Autogeek.net!"

One more vote for Natty's Blue. I get well over a month out of one coat in Northern VA. Also beads very well imo, and it is inexpensive...smells great...looks great on all colors...

98 nissan sentra/3401/IP/SG/NB

98 nissan sentra/3401/IP/SG/NB

98 nissan sentra/3401/IP/SG/NB

98 nissan sentra

98 nissan sentra

"Pick me for the Dodo Juice Blue Velvet!" Please!!!

Amazing work in detailing. Site looks good to me as well. Seems a lot of the best detailers are from Florida. Makes sense I guess...

New guy from northern virginia. :buffing:Flex 3401:wave:

beading

nattys blue on a ten year old chrysler