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Why isn't it a "very Popular Product Line"? AG sells Scholl Compounds/Polishes and 1 Spider Pad. Isn't Menzerna, Sonax, 1Z, Klasse, Wolfgang....German Company's? Are there different Detailing Professionals here than those on the other sites you mentioned? Sorry, just not following you here...

Helloooo out there. Feed back please

I've been lurking these forums for months gathering as much information as possible and Sholl's Concepts and Spider Pads have been; conspicuously absent. Hmmm, the last time that happened was with Collinite #845 and Meg's D114. :dblthumb2: Needless to say, it has my Intrigue Meter PEGGED...

I'm sorta in the same boat as you except for the "side business"...I may do 4-8 cars spring/summer besides taking care of my DD and "somewhat" "Garage Queen". You can get into some serious cash very quickly, so I hear Ya :xyxthumbs: However, it's often "you get what you pay for" However...

Michael Stoops over on the Meg's Forum has discussed this many times. I personally use D114 (for waterless wash/QD): 1:256 for "slightly" dirty i.e., The Garage Queen. It's also a great Clay Lube @ this ratio. 1:128 for somewhat moderate dirt ie., daily driver. However, I'll hose it off...

:iagree: :props:

Hilarious Sir They're both ~ $1.00 per ounce Just in case you change your mind, in a 16 ounce bottle: 1/2 ounce (to a little less) Meg's D114 2 ounces 70% IPA 13.5 Ounces Distilled water Cost: ~ 5 cents per ounce It's around 9% IPA...and nothing left behind. :props: hope it helps

HD Polish HD Adapt With such excruciating attention to detail that it would make the chairman of OCPD r Us say; "ok, enough already!" :xyxthumbs:

Thanks for all the replies. Sorry just returned home...family member had passed away. I'm getting the GG 6" :dblthumb2:

MicroFibers don't shine! ;)

Hey Sir, You got 10 years on me :props: Have you used both the GG 6" and the MT 300? If so, then "spill the beans" in your humble opinion.... Ergonomics.....? Vibration.....? Noise.....? Thanks!

:iagree: It's Mucho economical (2 Gallon Deal here on AG :xyxthumbs:), a breeze to use, doesn't stain trim...can use it on everything except fabric, beading is insane, and the gloss/look is other-wordly! Haven't used the other products mentioned so far, so I can't speak to a comparison...

Don't need to just yet and yes both machines will get the Job Done. Ergonomics, Vibration, Noise may set these two apart...without any experience with either; hence the questions. As mentioned in the thread, I'm not getting any younger. If there's a clear winner in these categories it will...

Then I wouldn't have had to post the question. I will get my hands on a GG 6" in a few weeks (friend), but not the MT 300. Good points. Excellent Point. Thanks

Picked this up along the way... Here's a quote from David Fermani regarding the use of HD Polish, but most of it applies to HD Cut as well. The most important difference is don't overuse the products and don't "prime the pad" in the conventional sense of coating the entire pad and rubbing it...

I will not let this die lol Just got this PM.... "Whelp, got them both and I waxed half my car with the GG"6 and the other half with the MT300"5. Deffinately keeping the GG6 over the MT300. The GG6 feels like a better quality build, nice solid construction, vibrates less, and also quieter...

I figured it was the HT Tangerine. I was reading a HD review over on Autopia: Another HD Polish Review where a gentlemen was so impressed with that Combo, he bought a Gallon of HD Polish and 20 HT Tangerine Pads. :xyxthumbs:

Hey Guz...we talked on Meg's forum the other day. What Pad Combo have you used with HD Polish; HT Tangerine or Crimson, Meg's Burgundy/Yellow/Black? Have you tried HD Adapt?...if so, same question. Thanks in advance

Check the reflection in the passenger front 1/4 panel....is that a UFO!! ?? :bolt: