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Whatever makes you and your customers happy. However, none of that addresses nor changes fact that your post is inaccurate on more than one account, starting with implying that if tool does not generate heat you can not correct (and in same sentence stating that DA can not generate heat), then...

Pictures of _which_ work of mine? Database administration? Sorry, that I can not take pictures of. My work in photography? They are at ZArt.zenfolio.com. My detailing? Next to nowhere.

Sorry, but this time you are wrong.

I don't see David doing what you imply, plus "knowing" him (from his posts over the years) he is not the kind that does so. What I _do_ see though is gross inaccuracies in your post and facts in his. If he didn't post that first I would have been saying exactly same thing.

It seems to me you have failed to notice I am _very_ familiar with DA machines and what each one of them can / can not do, especially Flex and GG V2, and that I am not easy to impress. I am glad to hear you are very enthusiastic about GG V2 _but_ no matter how much I like it myself, no matter...

You might have. I said _I_ would like to see it. Plus I would like to see how long it takes compared to person experienced with Flex. Whole panel, not a spot. Because you can clean mow the lawn with the scissors too if you are given enough time or if your backyard is small enough.

From my limited experience dabbling with DAs there is only one machine that can outdo Flex in corrective power overall, and it is not DA, it is rotary, and there is only DA that is vying to be approximately equal and it is not Griot's V2 no matter how much I like GG V2 among "PC"s. But I am...

If I was to comment in my typical manner I would just say "nonsense, guy is ...". If I was to comment differently I would challenge person saying it to prove it on hard paint panel sanded with 1500 grit. From my limited experience there is only one machine that can outdo Flex in corrective...

Depending on where in Southern California you are I would consider: 1. SpoiledMan 2. Joe of Superior Shine 3. Patrick of ExcelDetail

I don't think that anyone here is a psychic to be able to tell what exactly happened without being there. We did not look into your bucket, we did not have microfibers you used in our hand, we did not watch you work. And we do not know for sure whether this is a case of swirls that were hidden...

If they work for _you_ good for _you_. _My_ experience with _my_ Costco microfibers has been that one gets what he pays for. Great value to use them on areas of car I don't care about.

If I had to bet my bet would be on Costco microfibers.

Personally I don't care as it is still a Ford. Ford Motor Co made sure that I am not their customer ever again.

Those that know me know that I am heavy into photography with equally heavy selection of gear at my disposal (and those that don't know me can check my reference in that regard starting with Tim Lingor of MOL fame that is also passionate photographer). Still, when I want to take impressive...

Let me hook you up. You have PM coming in a moment.

Hiitachi SP18VA

My personal experience is that Hi Tech Magna Sponge is best and most economic solution for "claying" glass.

Evaporation or not, this is one nice looking car! :dblthumb2:

Any updates?

I second opinion that if you already have something that you use just that, especially if you are not made out of money. Also, there are two schools of thought when it comes to selecting wax based on car color: First one does it. Second one does not believe in it. I belong to second one.