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1. What was your first car? 1970 Ford Mustang. Loved it 2. What is your favorite product line to work with? Poorboy's 3. How many waxes do you currently own? 4 (at least) 4. What is your favorite part about the forum? Show & Shine 5. When detailing what step or part is your favorite? Paint...

A GREAT idea!

Count me in!! I need a win.

Probably not.... I was giving itquite a bit of pressue with the 5.5" pad and actually did 2 passes on my test spot. I was just limited to the aggressiveness of the pad I think. I need a pad that's one step up...maybe the LC Orange? Not sure how it compares to the pads I was using.

So I figured it was time to show a little love to my daily driver. It's an '03 Pathfinder that has never really been cared for properly. I've done a few vehicles in the past with the Meg's 83/80 combo but this was my first time using the 105/205 twins. I have to say, I was very impressed...

Sweet I'd LOVE one.

If you can live with it, then why not do that. To help the look, prior to the Natty's, try using a glaze. That will help "mask" some of the imprefections in the paint and make them less noticeable. And if you can feel the pits with your fingernail, no amount of polishing will remove them.

Trim Cleaner

I tried the eraser - wanted it to work - because I paid like twenty five cents for it...but it didn't. I guess it all depends on what you're using it on. Grab a bottle of GR-40. Just plain works...

Trim restorer just covers it up...for awhile. Use GR-40 Cleaner - then trim restorer.

Thanks for the feedback guys. I'm going to pull the trigger on them. The 5.5" size seems ideal for the PC and the price is right. And you're right on the labeling aspect of them Ron, seems like such a simple idea but one that really works.

I'm going to be working on the wife's daily driver (silver Mazda Tribute). The paint is actually in pretty good shape but I do want to proceed with a polishing step prior to my LSP (Collinite 845). So basically, I need a light polish recommendation. I do have a PC which I'll be using with as...

Do Poorboys polishes have any fillers in them ?

Anyone use the 5.5: Uber pads from Detailers Domain??? You hear so much about LC it's almost like you don't want to pull the trigger on any other brand...

KG21 U use them with a Porter Cable?

For a beginnner, I had heard the Menzerna line can be a little tricky. I have also read that it's better suited for a rotary. Is that not true? One thing that steered me away from them is that I think they have TOO MANY choices. Megs does as well to a certain degree. Menzera's line is also a...

What line of polishes would you recommend for someone just starting out with the PC?? I was thinking of the Pinnacle XMT line because they seem to be PC friendly and are very simply labeled (1, 2, 3 & 4) according to degree of abraisiveness. Wonder why more companies don't simply do that?? Also...

I want to purchase one line of polishing products and have narrowed it down (sort of) to a few manufacturers. What's everyone's opinion of the Pinnacle XMT polishing line (for use with a PC)? Autogeek sells a nice "bundle" of four polishes that would be a really great deal when they have their...

What do you guys think is the most efficient cleaner for vinyl? Woolite & water, Meg's #39 or Meg's APC. I used to use the Woolite and water mix but I'm wondering if that's still the way to go. I've read some posts on other sites where people are shying away from it because it should really be...

Is Meg's APC available in anything less than a gallon??? The Purple Power is a good option because I can grab it at my local Wal Mart. Why a 4:1 ratio? Is it not as strong as Meg's APC?