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tks buddy , good info

might just use a thinner pad good idea - tks

been using alot with OP poli-seal it does take a lot of OP poli-seal to get the job done, which is common but seems to have a lot of product deep in pad

indeed...xlnt results nicholas thanks for pics! protection on top of that?

Curious as to why one of my fav pads is so absorbant? Love the overall texture and feel of the pad. I'm curious about what the function is to be so much more absorbant? little help....thanks!

So using the D300 then the D301 is much like using 105/205? I use 205 much more than the 2 back to back. I would always top my 205, would you not 'normally' top the D301?

welcome billf

good explanations noise, heat, moisture, probly hard to regulate rotation/control was very curious, didn't seem like it would be too popular appreciate the responses thnaks!

what don't you like about D301?

also curious about wheel arches lot of that wide plastic/rubber wheelwell covering out there ......be careful out there, doesn't make any difference what end of the buffer you're on

who's using 3-5-6 inch pneumatic random orbital polishers? compressor settings? how do you like it? thanks!

who's doing the megs MF 2-step correction system, or close to it how do you like it? thanks!

welcome have fun

everything EXCEPT the styro peanuts

I recently posted about a guy who wants to remove hard water spots from his 2011 Accord, not a 'vette, but it's a very nice car (red) and his wife baby's it. Not as the same situation but this may help somewhere: She washes it probly twice a week and randomly they throw some over-the-counter...

very nice good luck with your new shop!

the perl darkened a bit, tried a little megs HD as well. to be even close to original it will need to be dyed for sure. 11 years old, warm sunny climate. never protected. ptotecting it is easy, many prods for that. i'll talk to him and see what he'd like to do and go from there. thanks all for...

Rsurfer......good one. Like the foam idea AND the way to use it idea. Think I'm onto something, thanks!

Lots of products seem to 'bring back the black' to faded black trim parts. Many cars out there that started out with dark (or not) grey bumpers etc...BUT, My PERL, 303, and Megs HD are protecting them but not restoring in any way. How does a guy 'save the grey'? !ouy knaht

thanks Setec foam's ok then. just worrying about having a ton of sealant soaked into the applicator that I could use on the paint. especially at the cost of these products. got the colorant issue too on my mini-brain. s'pose foam would eliminate that AND heavy absorption. hey...mite be figuring...