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I had been waiting for this sale for weeks. Got my GC. :dblthumb2:

Bought my GC and the code arrived immediately!

Grit Guard detailing cart by itself.

You missed that one yesterday. Came out to under $23.00 including the 25 percent off!

Welcome from just over the border in NW Ohio.

5 gallons left on Amazon.

Chemical Guys Citrus Wash Clear.

I agree about the PNS. It works wonders at not letting the spots etch the paint. I apply it over the coating on my personal vehicles.

M205 is fine, but I would recommend a more user friendly compound like Meguiars Ultimate Compound instead of M105. Other good choices are the Wolfgang or Pinnacle twins, HD Cut and HD Polish, Menzerna Fg400 and SF3500.

I have to agree with Paul, please stop with the "proxy". :nomore: (Of course, every time I try to type poxy my iPad wants to autocorrect it to proxy) Also, if you called 3M you were talking to the wrong company, you should have called 3D. :poke: Kidding aside, you will love speed and poxy...

Your process looks good. You can apply the 601, let it haze, apply the 105 over it and remove both at the same time; or mix the 601 and 105 together and apply that way. Probably don't need the 845 on top. Maybe see how you like the looks of the 105 first.

Mine is too hot to touch after polishing a couple of panels.

Judging by Mike's videos it looks like it has plenty of power to keep the pad spinning, even when it was polishing the wheel surfaces.

I've had my 3401 and PE14 for several years now. Because of their quality and durability I am a fan of Flex products. I have been interested in the XFE7 since last year and have been contemplating adding it to my collection since I do not own a large throw polisher. I will not be considering...

CarPro Spotless water spot remover.

Nooooooo! I didn't know until reading this post. I too grew up watching the series, and Batman has always been my favorite superhero. I have quite a collection of Batman memorabilia and comics, and years ago one of my best friends got Adam West to autograph a picture for me at a comic...

Awesome turnaround. I am confused though on the part where you say the truck still looked filthy after being washed. Did you do a bucket wash with a mitt or just a foam and rinse? Or are you saying the oxidation/swirls and lack of shine made the truck look filthy? I like to wash the vehicle...

Paul summed it up perfectly. Crank the speed on the PC for compounding and polishing. Put a mark on your backing plate if you have not already done so to make sure the pad is rotating. Once you are happy with your test spots after inspecting with the proper lighting use that process to finish...

Chemical Guys Citrus Wash Clear.