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What speeds are you using with these Mike?

For some people what is unnecessary is much different than ours. For example someone might believe "why bother to wax" On the other hand most people can't say the difference between a cheep supermarket wax and a high end signature wax not to say a glazed or not car.

Warm water does the job indeed!

I've been topping glazes with sealant (mostly Zaino Z2) and then Wax for quite some time and I've always had fantastic results. Sealant adds glossiness and duration while carnauba wax gives depth to your colour and wet look

I've seen a smoking pad from my buffer too whilst the buffer was in the hands of a friend of mine.

Some very nice beading shots here! Great! Here are some pics of my beading machine :P

Mike I reposted your guide in our Greek detailing forum in Greek language off course. I hope that is ok with you Cardetailing.gr Link You have everyone's gratitude

I know but this is a whole different story. You know why doing it under sunlight is bad and you know how to avoid the bad consequences :)

It always surprises me too when I find out that things that I take for granted (as for example drying or washing a car under direct sunlight is a no go) is normal for other people :wow: You should be aware of how everyone overseas hates you for having the chance to buff such curves :)

If By polishing you mean using BlackLight with a Black finishing pad on a DA, then yes, you can polish all day long every day of the year :) Blacklight has 0 cutting power, it is not a polishing compound, it is a glaze/sealant hybrid.

Thank you rwisejr

In case you didn't have enough of this unknown for u model, I have some more with a black one that glazed and waxed with a friend of mine today :)

Thank you Ryan

I'll take it that this model was not imported in States then... I'm from Greece

A couple of weeks ago, me and a couple of friends had a nice Honda Civic suffering under our buffers but it turned out really nice and would like to share it with you. The owner obviously didn't know a lot on how to properly clean his car without scratching his paint and if you combine this...

Thank you Mike, this is probably going to be my next DA since I hate it when rotation of normal DAs stops when you really need it

Good job Spiros! I know that your pics don't do any justice of your work and results but nevertheless it looks fantastic!

This should be in the "DA holly bible" of every detailer using a DA polisher! Thank you Mike

It would help if both pictures were from same angle but in 1st picture the colour looks more hazy than what it looks in 2nd

So true!