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Agree that all you need a good shampoo and you're all set, no need to bother about ph neutral stuff But to answer your question we did test some shampoo's before with a litmus paper and most did come neutral even the cheap ones

I'd say go for the 21 with 5" BP the reduction in vibration maybe not be that noticeable but it will for sure make corrections faster compared to using the 15, question remaining i guess would be if the price difference would be worth the little added speed, i guess thats something you have to...

I bet it would look good on this baby

I've tried some of their products name the waterblock wax and the fusso gecki wax, both these paste waxes repel water really well and i would say comparable to higher end waxes, gloss is above average but not the best IMO, their sealants aren't bad as well they last long enough in tropical...

Looks like an old bottle of m81 i think this would be a lighter DAT version of m205 if you are to compare them, if anything i think it would fall under finishing polish but im not really sure, the closest product i have to that is m80 and i love it

Usually happens when you apply too much pressure that the backing plate reaches or crushes the foam that or if you're running the polisher not completely flat and tilted on one side

If its still not too late This was done with Opticoat 1.0 This with Wet Glaze 2.0 and Souveran This with Klasse Twins ( 2 layers KSG ) then topped with 2 layers Collinite 915 Im happy with the 2nd to the last pic

What a face hahaha

I'd get SV from AG if they offer it a reasonable prices like at the SRP or lower

Fuzion FTW! I like that is very easy to apply and that it has a very nice smell, and it removes just as easily but it doesn't stop there i find that once you remove it and leave it after a few more minute it actually starts to look a bit better I also like DGPS definitely gives that extra wet...

For glues, i thought of using the same glues they use in rubber shoes since i thought if these glues can stick these babies together even when walking and even under a lot of change in shape and pressure it would probably hold well with backing plates and foam pads backing material coming off...

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I would love the Professional Detail Bag because its larger and compared to the previous Detail Bag i got from AG this one can fit 2 polishers making it all the more easier to put everything within just 1 bag, compared to having bulk loads of different bags for different polishers and such, i...

only 8 to 10 seconds to do one pass? isn't that a bit fast? try working it longer it maybe break down the abrasives better but you mentioned you're using 105 and 205 hmm one of their main selling points is that you don't need to break them down you can stop when you are happy with the level of...

great job!

do they all have a specific spot where they come lose? like all on the sides or all of them start from the center? next what polisher are you using? DA? Rotary? based on my experience, although i don't detail regularly and on a daily basis but before i detailed for weeks using the same pads...

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Nice write up Good fresh and light approach to it keep up the good work and keep us posted

Nope sealants are not the same as waxes you can use a sealant before putting on a wax but usually its not recommended to use a wax before a sealant the only exception that i know is using a wax with Opti-seal as Dr G. mentioned that Opti-seal would migrate towards the paint even when applied...

i love Megs LT and FK425 both don't streak when used in the sun, for value i like OID since you can dilute it and it gives a nice reflective look, im not sure with OID however when it comes to using under the sun