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I'm trying to buy a $100 gift certificate and use the 15%. It's doesn't say anything about excluding them.

Does anyone know what I need to do for the 15% to apply for a gift certificate? I read the exclusions and it doesn't say anything about gift certificates but it still will not work? Thanks

I'm another that was thinking it would have been a better sale. I'm sure there were many like me in that I don't need anything but if it was a better sale, would have bought stuff just to take advantage of a (better) sale. Oh well... next time

Bringing this back up... I'm sold on getting a vented gg 5" even though I have a LC 5" already. Second, my cars don't need a lot of correction at all! I already have a 12 pack variety of LC flat and wanted to build up my supply... would it be best to go the flat route still (12 pack) and have...

Have someone that restored a car over a period of about a year or so. The tires were stacked on each other laying on the sidewall. Now that the car is done, the white letters seem to be stained. Any recommendations on what to use to get them bright white again?

Is it the thin pads that are creating more heat or do they all build the heat equally?

What pads seem to be the best for GG6? Do any last longer than others before falling apart? I was just reading about the boss mf pads failing. It seems like from what I was hearing was people either like mf or thin? I have some regular LC flat but wanted to start building up my supply and was...

I was thinking the same thing. I consider myself a weekend warrior that has very little free time to dedicate to even consider it a hobby. For myself, my two cars that I really take care of and want to look nice hardly ever even need correction...maybe a little polishing to get rid of some...

Sounds like all preference so far. A pad washer isn't in the books right now, that why I asked about air, towel, brush. I'm trying to build my pad collection up but at the time trying to learn what works best? Also, wasn't sure if a certain method worked but shortened the life of a pad?

Brush, compressed air, terry cloth Which method works best for you at getting some extra/longer use out of a pad during use? Do you think any of the above methods shortens the life of a pad?

Thanks for help everybody

I'm new so don't take my word, but it seems like all the sales exclude polishers. Again, I'm new to the forum so I haven't seen as many sales as other.

Thanks. My cars are pretty well taken care of...not a lot of correction needed. Just trying to figure out the difference between the two. I'm not expecting either to protect very long but figured the Griot's would edge out the Meg's.

Which is more aggressive/abrasive? Which protects longer and around how long? I recently was given both and want to know how they compare so I know where and when to use them? I want to use them up first before I buy more of something else...most likely Speed. thanks in advance!

^^^I agree. What would make more sense is what 1 and only product for paint, 1 and only for leather etc etc...

Thanks... funny read as well LOL! I don't know why I can't ever seem to find what I am looking for with the search function. At least I can log on and post from my phone though, I'm on another forum that will not let me log on with my phone...only computer. Thanks again

Not sure if this has ever been brought up from what I can see??? What about a for sale section? The main thing that comes to mind is the power tools... maybe not used anymore or upgraded. I'm sure there would be other things (product, pad cleaner, pads if still good). Is this frowned upon?

It looks like a debate now of whether or not to top an AIO...but if you do it is being argued that it makes the AIO pointless of saving time. From what I am reading (again, I'm a rookie) speed is great, just doesn't have the longevity of protection. I am looking for something to make a vehicle...

Thanks for this Mike! This answered a lot for myself that is in a very similar situation. I always try to research before I ask a question/start a thread because I am on other forums for other interests and so many times people sign up and start asking things that can easily be found/answered by...

I will remind everyone again that I am a newbie so I am not very educated but learning a lot on this forum. With that said, would I not be saving any/much time with an AIO as the video was trying to point out? Is it about the same if I used a swirl remover or polish then wax?