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i got this stuff that might work. If i may suggest trying Nu Glass by Duragloss. It isn't very expensive, but i used it for the first time the other day and i was amazed with the results. I say it's a must have. Can't go wrong for the price. Slap it on a orange pad if you have one and test out a...

damn, what a bummer. Just use a orange pad. Sucks that you had to spend money and not have satisfaction, but i guess sometimes its trial and error until we find stuff that works.

never used that pad, always used a lc orange pad with excellent results

where can i get the Adams metal polish from?

so you were able to do some paint correction using 6.5" pads with the PC? I seem to be having trouble using the bigger pads with the PC. Maybe it is me . . . someone suggested that i use smaller pads. Got any pictures of what you did?

not to go off topic, but instead of me creating a new one . . . quick question since it still involves polishing. what is a good polish for these rims or one's like it? They are: 1-Piece Forged Alloy Polished. Polished rims get marred real quick. Any tips on caring for rims of this sort?

yeah i guess im not the best but not the worst either lol

Don't get me wrong it was really sunny . . . . everytime i grabbed the camera it got a little less sunny, but it was sunny and boiling. Can't seem to get good pics.

what do you think of the end results? Not bad from what it looked like before. Maybe it's me . . . but when you use just a couple of pea size dabs it doesn't even seem like there is any product, or maybe its just because the car is white. So a tiny bit a product a tiony bit of mist on the pad...

I guess you could be right in terms of investing in product and pads. Man i guess another thing would be to invest in a shop LoL. Today was brutal. It hasn't been this hot for a while. I mean granted it is Hawaii but it is usually windy. So you would suggest me switching over to a smaller back...

I guess that is some food for thought. Maybe i just need to keep buying product so i have choices for stuff and to make sure i have what would be needed for the job. Practice makes perfect. I have just heard really good things about the Flex, but i will have to really think about that. Might...

For sure. Now not to get off subject, but do you see a need for a PC. I was thinking of keeping my Rotary, selling the PC and getting a Flex would that be a wise move? If so what size pads run good with the flex?

perfect. i'll give that a shot tomorrow and see how things turn out. Thanks again for taking the time to respond.:D

correct me if im wrong . . . . i thought the 106 was a polish. As for SIP that has been ordered thanks to AG. It should be in any time now most likely tomorrow. Thanks again, appreciate athe help.

thanks for the help. One quick thing though . . . right now i don't have megs 83, and i also don't have a blue pad. Would i be able to use a black or white pad? So after i re wash the car on monday i would need to do the rest of the car with those steps starting with the wool and moving forward?

thanks. i will def. give that a try. i appreciate your thoughts. So megs # 83 would come after 105, correct?

anyone? 74 views and only 1 response?

Thanks . . . . i am no pro i still need some help on how to perfect the art of the gear i have. I agree big difference, i still need to man handle those swirls though.

I'm a noob. Been reading a lot of things on the forums here and learning a lot. Surprisingly i have been detailing cars for a few years, use to work as a detailer for BMW, but i have learned and seen a lot of new things on the forums that i have never seen or heard of before. Anyways . . . ...

as you can see i've been reading a lot as well on the forum, but don't have many post's. My thoughts on the matter would be if you keep your corvette up as far as detailing (washing, claying, waxing, sealant) you should be alright with a PC. It all depends on the person behind the machine. The...