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Duragloss, optimum, CG citrus

too bad waxes don't have ingredients listed on them.

I don't have the GG6 but you should make sure that backing plate fits. If it was me I wouldn't get so much black and blue pads. The polish and compound pads are the ones you go through. And I swear these backing plates already come with compression washers so I don't think you need more unless...

BTW I think there is a 20 percent off coupon right now for VIP. I don't think the GG6 takes 4" pads does it? Does the 5" backing plate not already come with compression washers? Looks good to me. Though you could probably use black pads to apply wax as well leaving you to get one more...

I just added up everything and I spent $2500 just on autogeek in 1.5 years 0.0 Don't even want to add up the other stores I shop at...

The kit comes with a 5" backing plate and 5" pads but your GG6 kit already comes with 6.5 pads and 6" backing plate. Not sure if you want to add to your 6.5" pads rather then getting a new backing plate and pad sizing. I would also get a pad conditioning brush and some more quality microfiber...

I've always used micro-restore. How does the Pinnacle compare?

This is going to be a very amateur question but what do the carbon brushes do? I've read about them many times but never understood what they do, when to replace them, or how...

FLEX needs to come out with a forced action 21mm DA :P 3401-21???

I'll be comparing a few of these polishers side by side hopefully early 2014.

if you aren't in a rush just wait till spring or summer there will be a few other options being released that are more affordable and work just as well.

If you are new to polishing I would say the Rupes is easier to use With that.. I would get the Rupes 21 and fit the 5" pad from the 15 onto it. Future proof.

I don't think a rotary or DA polisher is an invention that only a single brand is capable of producing. Especially rotary polishers. Its not impossible for a company to make a DA polisher with larger throw to mimic Rupes. And its def not hard to make a rotary polisher. Question is if the design...

got to try out a 75e for myself this weekend. larger than I expected. Its about the same size as a porter cable. def not as small as the GG3. But its got much better power. I'd be interested to see the correction power of the 75E compared to the cheapo porter.

What sort of durability are people getting with Opti-Glass? I've tried the consumer version and it's not last long at all. I almost feel like RainX lasted longer :confused: It also doesn't seem to bead/shed water that well either..

Yep. I've just recently figured this out as I had that backing plate that I was originally using for 4" LC pads then realized I could use the spot 3" pads from my griots mini to make a super mini rotary combo. I just have ONE complaint. It seems like the pad conditioning brush along with the...

My porter with 4" pads has destroyed dozens of 4" pads. I don't believe its the rotational speed. Its the oscillations and the rotations together that just strip the pads apart. The center of the 4" pads always collapse while the outer edge will blow open. I just use rotary w/ a 4" pad for...

anyone ever try comparing the two? they seem similar as a spray on rinse off form of sealant. primary interest in durability. how do the two of them compare to reload for durability?

The noise only appeared when I first turned the machine on for the very first time. It was a loud metal clanking noise for the first 5 minutes. I panicked and took the pad off and tightened the backing plate because I figured that might be the case. It was tight though.. It went away after a few...

coarse green the same as pink?