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Are you implying it was "a tad" heavy for the venue? :laughing: However, I was speaking more to this statement and to these terms specifically... "These covalent bonds do not simply break down over time without help, energy is required to destroy them. They are, for lack of a better term...

Hey sir, Well something is either "Permanent" or "Forever" or it's not...there is no middle ground. Covalent Bonds are no doubt the strongest Chemical Bonds but they are not Immune to the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics (2LOT) "Pillar of Science"---that is to say "EVERYTHING" will break down. My...

Really, how did you go about doing it? It was less than a breeze for me to apply...took no longer than 10 minutes...took less than that wiping it off. How long did you wait to wipe it off? Finger Swipe? I find it more difficult to fold my t-shirts.

I talked with a Tech Guy over @ Collonite and he said for the best results, to let the first coat cure for 12-18 hours then apply a second coat. So I said "ROGER" and proceeded to get blown away! Of course, this was after 2 bucket wash/clay/paint correct/and Menz Power Lock. From the...

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Hello, I've taken so much from AGO these past few weeks, I suppose it's time to give back. Used Collie #845 a couple of weeks ago.... TEMP: 75 degrees/60% Humidity Application: Hand, Foam Garage 1 week prior: 2 Bucket Wash/Clayed/Paint Corrected. Used UQD to wipe light dust prior...

Thank You, I just may stick with the 3.5" plate...should be fine to get most of tighter areas. Maybe try it down the road. All I found for an (Extension):Buff and Shine Rotary Backing Plate Extension But that is for Rotary Only. Is this the one... (Adapter): D.A Adapter 5/8" X 11 ?

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Sorry if this is slightly OT but.... I was just researching whether I could use the LC 3" Backing Plate (actually 2 7/8") on the GG 6" and combine with a 3" Pad so I wouldn't need to smoke another $100 on the smaller GG Polisher. If so, do I need an Adapter or am I good to go as is...

Hello Roger, You own the Meg's MT300 and the GG6".....:xyxthumbs: Then you are the man I need to talk to because it has boiled down to these 2 choices for me. (New to machine polishing) I'll be using the DA 2-3 times per year as a diy-er on my personal vehicles. I've heard nothing but...

Collonite #845 D-156 Synthetic X-Press cg Speed Wipe (Glass) Eagle Edgeless Microfiber

Thanks Trek, understood. That was my plan. I have noticed some scratches the "High End" Detailer missed, Nobody's perfect. I was going to hatch my plan (lol) probably next Spring... wanted to get a jump on some background knowledge....the 6 P's (Prior Planning Prevents P*** Poor Performance)...

Hello Mike, New to AGO. Sorry @ the outset for the length, I know you're very busy but I wanted to give you the Complete Picture. Recently retired from the Military and have OCD (by proxy) We re-label it as Excruciating Attention to "Detail"....it's a curse and a Blessing. Always enjoyed...

No, those "pressing things" was CODE for Foolish Things....the screen name things came a little bit later. And you're very welcome. If you've been using #845 since the 70's, then....if it was my car you were working on I wouldn't give it a second thought. regards

Fair enough. I'll defer to your experience. ps. I wish I was waxing cars in the 70's but there were more "pressing things" to be taken care of.... well @ the time they "Seemed" more pressing :doh: Sharp Car, should turn out Cherry. regards

Sorry, I'm not following. Personally, I haven't tried anything easier than #845 save for a Spray Wax. Maybe I'm missing something, if so...don't tell me lol.

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My First Post :xyxthumbs: And as it should be... Collie #845 :righton: Megs UQW is.... D156.... is Meg's Synthetic X-Press Spray Wax. Recently purchased the 2 Gallon w/ Spray Bottle Deal here on AGO. hope it helps