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We're definitely doing something different in regards to caring for them then. Who knows? Couldn't have experienced better results. :dblthumb2:

Sorry I couldn't make it out there guys! For whatever reason I'm getting busier & putting in the longer hours of all times .... this week! Looking forward to the pics :props:

Nope, I think we're thinking about 2 different products. I've used these for over 2 years at home and have had no issues with linting or anything else. These are made by Detailers Choice and actually come in a package of 36 for $15. I have lots of new ones and lots of old ones (yellow in...

I think I have some at home here ..... they're yellow, but are like 12x12 in size. Larger than what you find at most auto shops. Do these sound like what you're thinking of? If not then I'll grab a pic for you.

The lighter color leather, especially the Euro manufacturers, cause me to use the Lexol in favor of the Leatherique/Pristine Clean. I also like the PB Leather Stuff for its ease of use and cleaning while conditioning benefits. CG is also a brand I use more often as it works well on about...

I had a customer bring me his car after picking it up from the body shop. Just wanted the rest of the car "to be shiny" so that the new paint work didn't seem so obvious. So, most of the day was spent buffing the vehicle and it really looked beautiful. Customer had apparently spent "his" day...

I'll cast my vote too then. By the way, Costco has excellent MF available @ 30/$15 per pack. Over size, long lasting & plush.

I like the waffle weave better for its versatility. The Guzzler definitely holds more liquid though.

You're good to go then .......... sounded like everything was beingg "washed" together. My bad

The MF will probably be fine. The pads probably will survive, but try not do that anymore. lol It'll just shorten the life of the pads drastically due to the extra wear and tear of the washer & dryer. Soak them, rinse them, wring them out and let them air dry. :props:

:checkit: Pick me for Ultima Waterless Wash, I would love to give a review to AutogeekOnline!

:iagree: .......... that's a given.

Here ya go ......... Take a look through the list and there's an article specifically related to "choosing the right polisher for you". Lots of others since we have all asked the questions before. :dblthumb2: Ask the Expert featuring Mike Phillips - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum

I'll say :welcome: since this is your first post. :props: Mike will most likely be your best answer to the questions posed, however if you look at some of the stickies you'll find that most of these questions have been answered via different articles Mike Phillips has written for just this...

I guess I assumed everyone had dedicated pads pertaining to certain product usage ........ I gotta stop assuming. :nomore:

Cool. Now I have to figure out why I stopped using it .......... and find it for another project. Thanks! :xyxthumbs:

My process for a do-it-yourself type deal ........... 2 bucket method You'll do best to wash with Dawn (citrus isn't going to make a difference in cleaning the surface or removing contaminants) to remove the majority of the remaining sealant/wax from the finish Wash/Dry Clay 50/50 wipe down...

The flexible backing plate would be more beneficial and user friendly. Your finishes will come out better as you build your technique. Hard backing plates aren't forgiving when you need them to be, however they work well depending on one's technique and polishing process. Meaning, if you are...

:cool pics: ......... I have some of the BFWD, but haven't used it for the longest time. Isn't there a large amount of dusting with this product?

Stopped in SC for a few days last summer ........ nice downtown area. :dblthumb2: :welcome: