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Solo liquid only apply for new paint ??? - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online By Mike Phillips: "Yes, So1o is a fresh paint system for the body shop, collision repair and custom paint industries." M105 vs M86 - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online By Tim Lingor: "... M86 is indeed designed for...

Just a fair warning: While people have used Solo polish with success on cured paints Meguiar's advertises it for fresh paint only so any negative result on cured paint might be because it was used against manufacturer's recommandation.

That is correct. That is a possibility. Possibility of variation in tolerances is why I use double washer instead of single one. Approximately 1/32" gap is correct gap from what I have heard from PowerHouse. However I am not sure what you are referring to when you say "inner edge". Could you...

I can not see how light pressure can make the backing plate contact the housing as both blkyukon and I had to exert tons of pressure, way much more than anybody would ever press, for that to happen when everything is tightened. I can see how things could happen even with light pressure and pad...

I think by now it is obvious to anyone reading this thread what your posts are about and how good your "logic" and experience. No further comments by me on that subject are needed. With that said I will leave you with one thing to ponder on: By definition of what pressure is (thank you so...

And for those that like to continue using the tool even after part of backing plate "broke off" (in their own words) Page 17 (printed in bold by manufacturer): Use undamaged polishing tools only.

Further more, page 15, Safety Instructions, clearly says "Before using the polisher, check that the installed tools have been secured according to the manufacturer's instructions". Yet people do not check is bolt tightened. Last but not least, page 15 again, clearly states "Do not apply high...

Correcting you in one single different thread hardly constitutes "stalking". I would say it constitutes correction of bad post. Anything else is pure figment of wild imagination. But back to subject and trying to work with facts. Can you please explain in logical and technically correct manner...

No contradiction there. I will leave it at that.

You are reading too much between the lines and flattering yourself too much imagining and constructing things as my post contains nothing on you, but what on what was said in it. We are both free to reply to post as long as we stick to the subject. So stick to the subject and stop trying to...

Like posted many time before, thinking of Flex as PC with forced component is a mistake. One should think of it as rotary with random component. No experienced user presses hard on rotary. Pressing hard on PC is required because PC does not have enough power to correct without it. You can also...

That is from what I know correct. You haven't heard about it on forums maybe because: 1) it wasn't used in enthusiast community, it was largely unknown of there, it is primarily meant for, advertised to, and used by automotive OEMs 2) only major English speaking detailing community outside...

In that case, considering you are self-admitting your purpose was to call names, hey, mods, it seems that Lumadar is begging you to remind him of rules so could you please grant his request? Thank you in advance!

Did you try using "simple green plastic" in search? Took me under a minute (obviously). Simple Green is not Meguiar's product ;) Hey, mods, what are the forum rules about name calling? And can Napolean be considered name calling when name is mispelled? And even if it was spelled right...

I am sure if you go back and search you will find references of same result on other materials too. Considering you are refusing to do so let me do it for you. Here is a quote from MOL (I thought it would be appropriate because you refrenced them elsewhere as QA of your skillset):

That is fully incorrect. You obviously were not checking good enough. So, to save you some energy: Not a penny of personal interest, neither directly, nor indirectly. Funny you say you did not come across this topic when just yesterday you were advising people to do online reading on Flex...

Interesting as many others have completely different experience, including drying out and staining of the plastics. You can find references if you search on all major detailing boards.

You were not concerned that Simple Green lots of times leads to discoloration/staining?

Instead of letting myself being baited into typical Internet trash talking when all I am trying to do is help (as many feel I did when I did footwork that led to Flex spreading in detailing community, in the case you did not know that) I will tell you following: Nobody, including me, debates...

Like rwisejr, PC has more than one use, so one should keep their PC even when having Flex if they can afford it.