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Speed. Hands down the best.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/103710-2017-mercedes-glc300.html

They clean up nice

Flex is a great unit to use with an AIO like Speed. You'll be fine. Enjoy the results.

HD speed works relatively fast. The cut is totally dependent on the pad you use. Softer you can go the better while still being able to correct minor defects. 4-6 section passes should be acceptable per area. Speed is a great product and produces excellent results. Enjoy.

If you don't have luck I'm 60 miles south of you on Long Island in Wantagh. We are authorized Opti-Coat Pro installers. We'd love to help you out. Regardless, if you have any questions I'm more than happy to help answer them best I can.

By far the one that stands out to me is the BF Coating. Just a brutal product to use when all the other PBMG coating offerings are so effortless. Today I only use Opti-Glosscoat or Opti-Coat Pro/plus. Simple simple simple and the results are the best in my opinion for all around paramaters and...

Opti Coat Pro is for authorized installers only and offers a 5 year warranty. Pro plus is an additional step after Pro has been applied within 30-60 minutes after pro has been installed. The 2 steps will add an additional layer of protection that bonds to the pro, offering additional shine and...

Agreed Sir.

PNS. Won't last a year but none of them do.

Appreciate it. Totally agree!

Merrick, but not too far from Great Neck. :)

It's been a while since i've posted, just been way too busy. Figured i'd throw this one on the board since it's a brand new model. Supposedly one of the first on Long Island. Customer wants us to maintain the vehicle every 6 months, so we decided against a coating and went with Sonax Polymer Net...

12 cc's seems a little light for a Silverado. It's totally OK to wipe on, let it flash quickly and wipe off in extreme heat. As long as the panels weren't hot, the outside temps shouldn't be an issue for the coating other than flash time. As for slick, gloss coat isn't as "slick" as some waxes...

DP (McKees) or Pinnacle. Look no further. Simple stupid great results.

Pinnacle Advanced Compound Pinnacle Advanced Finish Polish Opti-Coat Pro+ Opti-Seal Enjoy https://youtu.be/Lrh3ExmbTug

Pns

I've tried Rupes-Fail Buff and Shine- Fail Griots- Fail and Pass (microfiber also fails at the hook and loop) Foam works Again, I have NEVER had these issues with a Flex, Original Rupes, PC, or the Boss machines we use everyday. It's something with the Mark II. Usually I'm a firm believer it's...

I beg to differ. The Mark2 makes pads fall apart at the hook and loop with minimal to no pressure on slow speeds. I know what I'm doing, and never had this issue with any other machine.

So I couldn't agree more with the above posters. The Mark II issues have nothing to do with technique. The polisher runs very hot and therefore the pads that are thicker are affected greatly. The only pad I have found to be satisfactory is the 5.5" Griot's. My Mark II sits on the shelf as we use...