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I am not Nick. I only apply coatings. Your best bet is to forget traditional LsPs. Your customers will love the look and durability of a coating. IME a wax or sealant will attract dust and dirt a coating wont. Bring them back for a freshen up with CarPro ReLoad or Sonax Polymer Net Shield. These...

If these products are comparable to others from standpoints of performance and coverage (ml per meter squared), the cost per application will set a new standard! These could be the UWW+ of coatings! Is there a trim coating in the works too?

I prefer plush MF for wash. The best I have tried is a Microfiber Madness Summit, 800g The Mothers foam core drying MF is by far the best for me ever. I do mostly rinseless after washing wheels and hosing down the car. I then drive it into my air conditioned garage for rinseless. I pre treat...

Same power as V2. They redesigned it ergonomically to put controls in the right places. Looking forward to your impressions. I sold my PC and my Megs G110V2 and bought two of these. I have no regrets!

The new GG is by far the best consumer grade I have tried.

I agree 100%! The Dynabrade RO Head turns a rotary into a RO or a Forced Rotation (61384 model). Take it off and you have a rotary too! All 3 types for ~ $100 plus the cost of your choice rotary.

I own a FLEX. I haven't tried a RUPES. It doesn't have a learning curve like the FLEX. The FLEX would be more versatile since you can get the Lake Country BPs and use 4" pads 5.25 or 6+ pads.Both serve different purposes for me. The Dynabrade is my choice for large horizontal surfaces. The FLEX...

I don't think you will have any trouble. I would try it on the Makita first.

Hell yes! There is no comparison! I use 6" MF pads to cut.

I bought the Dynabrade rotary and RO head as a unit. The head weighs ~3 lbs. The DB rotary is a beast and weighs in at 9.5 lbs. It is a very powerful rotary! I love the big stroke. I bought a 14 mm head for my 4.2 lb. Festool and a 5/8" for my Hitachi. These heads will cut if you have a strong...

I got the GG3 shipped for $118 total on Griots last sale. That is a big cost delta over a FLEX or a RUPES. It will serve you well after you get a FLEX or a RUPES. It is my favorite consumer grade DA!

Very sound advice! BTW 16 Oz yields 5.5 gallons! There is no better value in detailing products. 1 Oz makes 3 gallons of rinse less as well!

The new GG is a significant upgrade from the last generation. Ergonomically and power wise, it is much better than a PC. I would go for it, but I have a polisher fetish!

It is fine to use Aquawax over any WW or rinseless. I don't experience marring with UWW+marring. I am curious why you have.

Happy Birthday David! You are one of the truly great leaders in great new technology and aa great guy to boot!

I recommend the new GG. They put it all together this time. Fixed all the ergonomics and is much more powerful than the others. It has the best warranty too!

I have tried Megs, Optimum, LC and next is the new Buff & Shine. Megs has fixed their failure mode, i.e., pad shear. Optimum is good. LC is a great pad, but wash them or blow with air before first. They shed loose fiber like crazy if you use out of the bag. I haven't tried the Buff & Shine yet...

I have more polishers than sense! I have 3 rotarys, not counting the DynaBrade. I bought it for large horizontal surfaces. I have a 3401 and a Cyclo for vertical surfaces. I also have the 3rd gen GG and the Megs g110 v2. It is by far my favorite for horizontal panels. I have donne vertical...

I love the CarPro PolyShave. Put it on a DA and set to low speed. Lube as usual and you will be amazed!

Indeed it is very low vibration.