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I agree the orbit is fixed on the machine itself, however I suspect a new pad vs an old pad you will see a slight variance. Old worn pads will "sling" out at higher speeds vs a fresh new pad IMO. But not enough to be concerned about.

360 might, but a quick wipe down with a paint prep / grease and wax remover is a sure bet it will be 100% gone.

Not sure there is a safest way if the vehicle is touched. Anytime you touch the surface there is a possibility to instill swirls and scratches. It depends on your the level of care, your process and the quality of the towel / drying gizmo you are using. Each person will have a method that works...

Normally the wax is applied after the sealant. Doubt you will get the results you want / looking for, sealant needs clean paint to bond / cure to the surface, then apply wax if you want. Should be clear HD Speed has wax and 360 has sealant built in.

It should and will pull from a soap bucket, but only with the blue nozzle tip. Mine is similar and will only pull from a bucket with the black nozzle tip.

Congrats on the new ride, better as a DD for sure. Silver was a great color choice too. Keep us posted and thanks for all your advice and great products for us geeks.

I agree, Wolfgang first, then follow with 845 if you want. Also 2 coats of 845 is plenty for winter.

I an guessing Previous Owner

The best, one 16 x 16 towel easily dries my 4 door accord or CRV. Have 4 at the moment, but will get a few more, they are just terrific drying towels.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you guys.

I agree, please stay safe. Wishing you all the best from up north.

Hope you have great birthday

Hi Guys, Polished one this weekend and I found the paint extremely hard. Just curious if others have found the same to be true.

Looks great, well done. I feel your pain, in the last 3 months, had bursitis in my knee and tendonitis in my foot. All at 52 years old. Not sure my pride can take another ache or pain that ends in itis!!! Only positive is prescription ibuprofen and naproxen work wonders.

That is awesome, can't think of a better way to spend time with your grandson. Well done.

Well my new brushes finally arrived, and I installed them tonight. Took about 10 minutes to replace both brushes. Seems to be running at a consistent speed now, so worth the $12 investment. Going to work on my daughter's car this weekend so that will be the real test. Replacing the brushes on a...

Could use a cool damp/wet towel to cover the next area to be processed and just keep moving the towel to the next position on the horizontal surfaces. For the sides, one side will be in the shade, just spin the car 180 degrees so side you are working on is in the shade. Yes on work smaller areas...

I suspect that the clear bra masked the sand blasting and now all the small pits are filled with polish and now are more visible. FYI you are using great polishes.

Well done and that is quite a motor for this truck, explains the wide rubber in the back.

What prep work was done prior to FG400 and the orange pad. Both are fairly aggressive so if a clear bra was there curious why that aggressive. I agree with rsufer, pretty early for clear coat failure but anything is possible.