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I haven't personally tried the Ultimate products with MF pads but you can use whatever you want with them. Some people even use the MF finishing pads for heavy correction. Personally, I don't use MF pads for finishing though... Transmitted from the Dream Detail studio.

quick video of a Lexus SC430. Not a complete correction, but a pretty significant improvement: Thanks for viewing!! :dblthumb2:

Thank You! Not sure what they meant by that, or what was going on in the video with the rotary.....

Yes, we used 2 LHR15's, a LHR75, and a GG6v3. Transmitted from the Dream Detail studio.

To tape off a Vignale emblem for detailing was exciting enough for me! Transmitted from the Dream Detail studio.

Exactly, that's the car, and thank you!!

Thank you everyone!! Despite being a paint booth, DJ & I agreed that it was extremely dim in there. I drained the batteries on at least one brinkmann xenon and even the brinkmann LED was looking a little dim at the end of the day. I won't be able to get any outside shots, this car is about 2...

Due to time constraints not many pictures were taken and a paint booth is usually not the best place for pictures anyway: After correction and a coat of Esoteric Signature Wax: All Done! :xyxthumbs:

Corrected today with two LHR15's... Transmitted from the Dream Detail studio.

4 to 4.5 Edit: 4-4.5 for S3 4 for PF

I agree Mike, even now that I have the RUPES, I am still keeping my Flex and there is a 3rd gen Griots machine coming in tomorrow. That might be it for my machines though.

Same car, with a 2 step: Rupes 15: MF pad with S3 then Rupes yellow with Sonax PF. Maybe 3 passes with each. The 21 may correct large areas faster but the 15 is no slouch either. Click the enlarge bar, seems to show of the flake a bit better

This is a Lexus 50/50 after a one-step with the 15, RUPES yellow pad and Sonax PF. The 15 runs even smoother than the 21 IMO

Thanks Mike! the Rupes pads work great but sometimes I need a true 3" pad and the tall HT's work well until they deform but I feel the shorter ones would be more what I need.

Speaking of thin pads Mike, do you know if AG will be carrying the low profile 3" LC Hydrotech pads? The tall ones deform way too quickly.

To me the price sounds about right... but everyone's prices vary depending on their market.

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I have tried the CarPro towels... Personally I don't like them but try them out for yourself and see if you like them. Definitely not the 600's or 530's. You want something with a very small nap or a flat weave towel for application and removal. For me, I use a flat weave for application and an...

50 hours of work for $500?? that business won't last long.

This thread is definitely turning out the way I intended, lots of different opinions. Whatever people wind up doing with the RUPES machines, they will be very important to the advancement of the industry for quite a long time.