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Thanks for the reply!!! I think I'll be starting with the GG 6" & getting a 3" backing plate to try with it. The good thing is if I hate it is I've already been pm'd about buying a used GG 3" which looks new for a decent price. :buffing:soon very soon:buffing:

Good to know, have you tried a 3" backing plate on the GG 6"? This is the vibration I was referring too. Thanks :xyxthumbs:

Ok it with AG first, but have you ever thought about running a series of contests and giving them out as prizes? I'm new to detailing for the 21st century. When I was a teenager I had some mentally scaring episodes with turtle wax and armor all mixed with my gravel driveway. This caused me to...

Ok fellow geeks I have a slightly different problem. My wife's '98 civic symbol fell off and before I put on a new one I need to remove the old glue. I've tried goo gone with no luck, I detail by hand (for now) and was able to get most of it off with a ultra fine polish. What pad/polish combo...

Thanks for the reply, I'm looking at getting a GG 6" after Christmas and was planning on doing the same thing. But I'm mainly looking at using it around the windows and flair around the wheels of my truck. I have gotten mixed response about the vibration though and one more opinion would be...

Really? I'm thinking about getting both of those things after the first of the year. But I may just get a 3" backing plate for the GG 6". I'm also looking at the 5.5" Hex logic pad samp w a 5" backing plate. What did you not like about them? Feed back please before a spend the cash would be...

:goodpost: But I did not know about the citrus wash and clear. I use the CG Wash and Gloss at 1oz to 1gal to remove LSP and CG Wash and Gloss at 1oz to 4-5gal for regular washes and it leaves the LSP on just fine:xyxthumbs: I also have been using the CG green clean at 15:1 (water:concentrate)...

If you don't mind starting all over, re washing w/ CG wash and gloss at LSP removal strength (1oz to 1gal). Being a noob myself, I had to do this after my first "real" detail! As far as Wax on a windshield, I'm not a fan, but I use CG Jetseal on the windshield and have been real happy :xyxthumbs:

One last question, do you remove the counter weight when using a smaller pad? Thanks again

Did you ever think about making samples of your favorite good products and just printing off the instructions? You can get sample sized containers from Wal-Mart... or near empty bottles. This way you can get him hooked on the items he should be using anyway and spend the cash on some decent MF...

CG VRP: 1) on a daily driver 2012 Frontier that lives outside 4-6 weeks. 2) on my wife's daily driver 1998 Civic, garage queen about 8weeks. It looks great on all surfaces except Civic front grill and only looks OK there. I look forward to others thoughts!

Please know that flu shots don't keep you from getting the flu. All they do is give your immune system a head-start which decreases chances of death and/or severity.

I'm a big fan and get one each year, but all of the nay's sure do help my overtime. More overtime = more cash to AG. :dblthumb2:Im the MAN

Please post a review, I have textured cloth seats in my truck and like the pup to ride w/ me. Thanks

Thx hell spawn, I'll be using it for a hobbie so if the lack of power causes me to make a few more passes and go a little slower, that could actually be a good thing for my paint. It was a good read, so thx again!

Thanks Nick, that makes a lot of since. This is probably a stupid question, so feel free to mock ;) but I'll mainly be doing a 2012 Nissan Frontier and a 98 civic and both have a few areas where you cannot place a 5 or 6 inch pad flat on the surface. So is overhang an issue? Thanks for your help!

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Feed back pleaseCan you use a 3in backing plate and if so do you need to change the counter weight? Or do I need to reconsider the PC, because the others are out of my price range.

:xyxthumbs: you got me too!!! I was kicking myself for getting rid of my old black heavily oxidized Honda w/out seeing you first! :goodpost: :goodpost: