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you are correct in the fact stated about some waterbased products not working with ch2 and vice versa. thus the reason i went ahead and tried my own method seeings i have messed around with ALOT of products via polycharger. it's all in experimenting with your products. i'm sure alot of you...

umm, what is there to really be confused about. it acheived everything boosting a product is supposed to do. i also boosted a product that is not on the dosing charts and from what i know, a product nobody has tried boosting. next i will be boosting onr in qd strength just for fun. i'm on...

you'll love it. i seriously can't believe the level it took the 425 to.

thank you sir. once i finished mixing it up, i looked to the sky holding it high up in the air and in a scientist kind of voice said: it's alive, it's alive muahahahaha". j/k

technically from what i have researched, 425 is water based. i have charged alot of qd'ers and they all perform but the 425 blew them all away. some spray waxes won't take the h20 as do the same with the qd'ers etc. it's all experimentation. side by side was pretty much the same. but as for...

so i have a bottle of fk425 and the dosing chart says nothing about it. so me being a polycharger fanatic, i figured why not mix this thing up. so i did. didn't know how it would react ie: streaking, hard to remove, etc. verdict is: it worked out great. if you think 425 is slick right out of...

yep, just looking out. yeah, try a mf applicator pad, works really well, applies thin even coverage too. i'm definetly with you about how hard it is to see what you've laid down on silvers and lighter colors. don't think anything can beat the application of sigII or likewise products. but...

very nice. i too love fk1000p on my light silver metallic. really makes me want to apply it over and over and over lol. how was applying it for you? i found using 2 seperate applicators helps alot being they try to dry out so fast and not spread the product thoroughly and in an even coat...

understood. used the 360 today and it worked extremely well. followed it with fk1000p and looks very good. mike, i did some reading and watched some of your videos. it sure helped me figure out how to work the compound and polish. also, thank you highendetail for your reply. next time i will...

so today i went ahead and attacked my carbon fiber hood with megs uc via da and polishing pad and oh man did i goof. don't really know if it's marringbut i applied in about a 2ftx2ft section but i think i let it dry. it would not come off. so i used some ppwcl andd it helped after 2...

you will absolutely love the fk1000p. i am a wax freak and love dipping into different waxes. max wax is also awesome but i really think fk1000p is a step up. i also love sigII but fk1000p might have the edge. i really couldn't believe the gloss and to have the glow too just blew my mind. kind...

soi just used fk1000p and i can't believe the resukts. beautiful deep wet look in the shade, and in the sun it sure makes the metallic pop/glow in my silver metallic paint. question is, is fk1000p fine by itself? it is a paste based sealant from what i gathered. and anybody who has used this...

it is definetly fun to play around with poly, i am going to charge fk425. anybody attempted this yet? i also am gonna charge onr as i mix it into a qd'er. anyone try that one yet?

just as emile said, i'm with him 100%. i have both the h20 kit and the ch2 kit. actually 2 ch2 kits(1 brand new). i love thew h20 for boosting my qd'ers. ch2 brings your wax/sealant to another level. gonna try boosting fk425. as i said, i have a brand new ch2 kit if your interested in buying it...

i have been training and have been trained in pdr. still learning, and will always keep learning. i have taken care of some pretty tough dings and even creases. obviously getting a crease to the "perfect" is tough but can get them 90% perfect. see, the company specializes in rock chip repair...

he's a good friend of mine. work is awesome and thriving in this business, plus i have 5 buddies that own BIG car lots and i definetly can have their contract.s and know i'll definetly land that work too. not to mention the residential customers. he was making 100 per hour at the local car...

thanks everyone. i think it will work out quite well. usually i'm not a risk taker but under the circumstances, i believe i will. pdr and chip repair are always demanding. just have to be a go getter. and that i am. the passion is definetly there. pretty excited about the whole situation.

so today i was offered a very successful business. this business is airbrush touch up work and rock chip repair. not only that but also pdr(paintless dent removal). i do have experience with both and know quite a few car dealerships in town, not to mention big car clubs. i would also offer/run...

what should onr be dilluted to for making it a quick detail spray? and what are your impressions using it as a qd'er?

that's pretty good. i just take a piece of painters tapeand label mine. great job though.