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After 15 unrelated replies to my original question "Does Autogeek plan to carry Hexlogic buffing pads?", i still do not know the answer. I hoped that Mike or Nick or someone else from Autogeek would tell me. Instead I got all this other. Roger T

Lets not get personal. I asked about Autogeek carrying Hexlogic buffing pads. Roger T

I use Hexlogic pads and I like them. As you can see, my question is does Autogeek plan to carry the Hexlogic buffing pads made by Buff and Shine. I am not interested in debating the merits of the product. Take that arguement elsewhere. Roger T

I see Autogeek now carries "Buff and Shine" brand pads. Junkman ( AJ Johnson ) recommends " Hexlogic" pads made by Buff and Shine. Is this correct? Does Autogeek plan to carry Hexlogic buffing pads? Roger T

I ordered a Meguiars MT300 polisher in December. I've gotten a tracking number and a promised delivery date of Tuesday, March 10, 2015. Roger T

In another thread here on the forum, Kevin Brown tells about using Mequiars M205 with a Porter Cable 7424XP for jeweling. I'm thinking the M205 is a SMAT product ( super micro abrasive technology). Is this correct? It makes a difference how you work the product. Roger T

I am interested in using Menzerna SF 4500 for jeweling. I am wondering if this product is a DAT ( diminishing abrasive technology ) or a SMAT ( super micro abrasive technology )? Roger T

If I started a detailing business today, the business name would be: " Roger's High Standards Detailing" ( Every Car Is Special ) Food for thought. Roger T

Reading this makes me think using my air hose keeps life simple.....and cheaper. Roger T

Under promise, over deliver, and enjoy the moment. Roger T

Got an e-mail from Autogeek Customer Service saying I will receive my Meguiars MT300 polisher in late January or early February. The suspense is intense. I bought a 5" backing plate and four Meguiars new thin foam pads. This should be a winning combination We will find out. Roger T

I wonder if it has anything to do with the polyester/polyamide % of the towels A higher polyamide % ( 25 to 30% ) makes for softer towels. Roger T

It is my understanding that the fibers in a quality microfiber are split, making them even thinner. Roger T

With having a pad washer, a pad cleaning brush, and "cleaning on the fly", I have not had the need for multiple numbers of pads for each process (compounding, polishing, and sealing/waxing.) Am I missing something? Please advise. Roger T

-Meguiars has over-the-counter products available at the automotive stores and the normal retail stores that carry such products. These products are sold under the "Meguiars" name. The "Mirror Glaze" line of products by Meguiars is aimed at the body shop profession. The "Detailer Professional...

I use an Autogeek detailer's bag. It holds 10 16 oz. spray bottles/ squeeze bottles on the outside. Room inside for miscelanious items and a full length compartment under all this for numerous towels, ect. It serves me well. Regular price about $50. I have never found it necessary to take my...

Over the New Years holiday, Autogeek had a promotion going for 15% off, no minimum, no exclusions, no shipping. That was just what I needed to be convinced to buy the new Meguiars MT300 polisher. MSRP is $359, Autogeeks price is $299.99.The sale price was $219.99. With the 15% discount, I was...

You might come out ahead if you go the 50% commission route. The other guy has to pay all the expense( overhead ) with his 50%. The valuable experiance and knowledge gained is priceless and free. Good fortune to you, either way. Roger T

I am absolutely opposed to using any terry cloth towel of any kind to dry any car. I use only quality micro fiber waffle weave drying towels. Am I justified or being anal? Roger T

What you think is 75% may be 100% to others. As detailers, we are perfectionists and often go unrewarded. Roger T