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You should be able to get them to shine quite nicely. But as far as getting the orange peel out that usually takes wet sanding....

Sweet Jesus that's a sexy car!! A personal favorite of mine. I envy you my friend.

Post some pics of your S5!

I'm going to respectfully disagree. I applied Poli-Coat by hand and 2 days later used my G110v2 with a 6.5" Pad. It was WAY faster and easier to get a nice even, thin coat that was quicker to buff off then when I tried by hand. It took me less time and effort to seal a full size Dodge Ram...

I used DP Poli-Coat on a 2010 Dodge Ram Saturday. I used it to seal up the B-Pillars and they came out great. It won't restore faded plastic, but it will seal up plastic that's in good condition. It even darkened them a bit.

Very nice!

:eek: Well done.... Well Done!!!! :bowdown:

I couldn't agree more.

I've had this vac for a few months and it works well enough in my opinion. I agree the suction isn't great but let's face it, you get what you pay for. Also, did you put cold water in the tank? It says to put hot tap water in. I've had steam come off the carpet when I use it.... Maybe your...

I'm no expert, I'm just starting out myself but I use bigger pads. Most will suggest the 5.5" pads but I've gotten very good results with the 6.5". I didn't do enough research before jumping in and just bought the 6.5 pads before seeing that everyone prefers the 5.5. However, the 6.5 still...

I should clarify my post. I mostly used 6.5" pads but the 4" came in really handy for the tight spots. Yes it took me quite a while to do. I did about an 18x18" section at a time. It was a SLK 55 AMG which is a 2 seat hard top convertible so there was a little less surface area than say a...

I just did a full correction on a Mercedes with a Ceramiclear clear coat and the 4" pads worked wonders with my G110v2. You can get in all kinds of tight spots with them

That little MF mitt is awesome!!! I'm going to have to check out Wal-Mart for those. I've never seen those before. I'm pretty sure it's a US only thing and not carried in the Great White North. But a guy can always hope.

Hahahaha Well put! :xyxthumbs:

I'm going to have to second that BIG TIME!

Re: m105?? I just tried M105 today for the first time. It dusted quite a bit but I just sprayed the pad with some water and gave it another couple passes. I was working on a Mercedes with a Ceramic clear coat. It worked so fast it's not even funny. After 2 passes almost everything was gone...

303 all the way. I love it so much I bought a gallon.

I always clean any rubberized floor mats with APC and a good scrubbing. Then rinse. Repeat if necessary. Simple

For the safety of your car go and talk with the lady. Don't do it when your mad, just go and raise the concern in a polite tone and express how frustrating it is. I know far too well what idiots are capable of. Last week in a parking lot some guy thought I cut him off pulling into a parking...

Unless you have a huge cap or a very small load of towels, that's a small amount of vinegar. I usually use 1 - 2 tablespoons of vinegar depending on the size of the load. I've also found the towels come out cleaner when I wash them in hot water. Hot water shouldn't hurt the micro fiber...