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I know this is a month old but for reference, I got 3 good coats on a Ram 1500 with a 50ml bottle. I just barely squeezed out the 3rd coat with a tiny bit left in the bottle.

I love the 3401. I can count on getting spectacular results, every time, with the hybrids, the power is excellent and the trigger takes the cake. There is no better DA in my opinion and I have them all.

I limit my CG purchases BECAUSE of their horrible customer service. There are some things I will buy, but still buy it from a third party to limit my interaction with them. I have to say they rank among the worst, in my experience with them.

Nope, still ugly.

I too have both, it's a close call by I prefer the Flex.

I know you've seen this picture before...

I have the dual filter kit: Deluxe Clean Water Filter Kit, 2 step water filter system, water filter for car washing, inline hose filter and noticed an immediate difference in the foam, it went from being just OK to "what I expected from a foam cannon". I mainly bought it to help with...

Having just purchased the wife a '14 explorer in black, I'm all about trying the new DP paint coating, the reported ease of application is what draws me to it. Also having a wife that isn't as particular as I am about paint, makes it very attractive. Never having used a DP product, I'd like to...

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I hope he holds out, I'd love to see you work your magic on that beast.

Have you tried pressure washing it? It could be marking paint used for locating gas lines, if so its chalk or water based and should be able to be pressure washed of your car. I get that stuff on my work truck all the time and I just pressure wash it. If it's the highway paint, good luck to...

Your right, it's not about the tools, it's about the technique. That being said, I guess we should be recommending Meg's ultimate line, the Harbor Freight DA, and some Costco microfibers. It'll get the job done and at a tenth of the budget. You don't need to be going into business to want the...

Agreed

I'd buy a Flex or Rupes polisher kit, the cheaper DA's are great, but I'd go with one of the better polishers. I suggest pricing out your kit with a Flex or Rupes and all of your supplies, if you still have enough for the master blaster, get it, but leave that as your "not really needed" item...

The beginning of my "hobby" started with watching this series and realizing, I can do this. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUHRnHsSXZU]Part 1 - How to remove swirls, scratches and water spots using a Porter Cable 7424XP Polisher - YouTube[/video]

Lol, I just finished reading your thread comparing sealant durability. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/60946-sealant-test-powerlock-blackhole-wolfgang-dgps-blackfire-wd.html I guess your answer should be Meg's Hot Rims Chrome Wheel Cleaner...looks like that'll do it,lol...

CG Citrus wash and gloss Dawn I hear those are pretty popular for stripping.

Little late on this one guys... About 7 years, lol.

Lol, great work!

Definitely has to be called "ice ice baby" , lol