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Either leave it alone or have a bodyshop wet sand it and respray clear on it.

I don't know any of them personally. For all I know I could've talked to one or two of them at the show.

Yup, talked to two different guys there at was told two different things. Hopefully they are both non diminishing abrasives like i was told.

Talking to the Megs guys at SEMA, I didn't exactly get a straight answer on where these fit in their lineup. One said they replace 105/205 as far as just being better, another said they don't replace anything they're just a new product made for DA's. Also, they both told me they'd be available...

I don't think there's any real replacement for the Klasse twins and what they have to offer. The closest thing I can think of would be DG 105/601. They both have cleaning abilities and both last a year for me on daily drivers.

Since the beginning of the internet nobody used their real names on anything so I guess that just carried forward to forums and everything else until MySpace and Facebook came along as those were supposed to be for friends and families.

You wouldn't like Facebook and Instagram anyway, there's no dislike button.

To add some perspective, my CanCoat towels do indeed become very crispy and hard the following day, while my Cquartz towels do not at all. I toss all of them anyway, but i found that to be interesting.

Not to mention if it gets wet it'll streak like crazy .

I've only used FCC on the BOSS MF and orange pads, and both of those seem to cut more than D300 on Megs MF cutting pads for me. I don't remember if I ever tried D300 on a foam pad or not but I'll give it a try on a new Audi coming in this weekend and see how it goes.

Use 1 dot M105 and 1 dot M205. It's an old trick that works very well.

I had a similar store open up near me a few months ago, I thought awesome a local store for detailing supplies. I went to the grand opening, waited in the long line to get in, and once in I noticed it was just a Chemical Guys store ... walked right back out.

Are you measuring inbetween compounding attempts? How much are you taking off? Sounds like a few I've encountered that were very difficult to remove and had to be wetsanded to get it done correctly. All of those were also repaints. Most likely wetsanding that wasn't removed initially combined...

Personally, any business card or flyer left on my car is immediately discarded, i don't bother to look at what it's about.

As long as Mike doesn't start writing like him lol

Let's just be happy that 3D doesn't own Autopia anymore .. heh

In 10 years or so I've sent in 2 6" GG polishers because the brushes finally went out and one of them i accidentally cut the cord in half. Both times they sent me brand new polishers, never a charge for anything.

But it's made in Italy...that automatically means it's the best right? :rolleyes:

What makes you say that? What exactly makes it not as good?

It's worth mentioned that the white towel type thing that it comes with is actually really good at applying the Cancoat, followed by a quick buff with a plush MF.