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While i haven't yet used m105, just d300 and UC for cutting, i have read great stuff about it. Does it have enough cut over d300 to be worth having both in your opinion?

hey all, I am currently using and loving the results I am getting with the megs microfiber correction system. I have used it as intended and modified a few times with a process like d300 w/ cutting disc, then d302 on finishing disc, then m7 on foam , then m21 on foam. Anyways to my point, how...

If it's just being used for lsp like waxes and sealants then I'd just use the 5" plate with the larger pads as you aren't doing any correcting. This is how I went about the jeep last time for the sealant based on what clean finishing pads I had available. For correction with a pc you really...

The pc will benefit correction wise from sticking with the smaller pads and plate. How much could be hard to say exactly, has much more to do with technique but unless you plan on a lot of large flat panels I'd just stick with the smaller pads and order more pads over a larger backing plate.

While some waxes may look wetter Kyle is right, the real wet look will come from polishing and/or glazing before wax/sealant. Some even prefer to polish, seal, then add a good carnauba paste wax for a bit more shine. If you aren't wanting to polish with anything abrasive, then you could do...

Obviously you did not read the post. We have replaced a wheel that was damaged on the balancer without needing the customer to point anything out to us. We are professional and know how to do our jobs without the average guy telling me how. The last person that "knew what he was talking about"...

These are the customers I'm not looking to work for. Too much of a PITA. We have replaced one damaged wheel without waiting to see if the customer noticed. It simply got damaged so we fixed it. But if someone is going to tell me how to do my job in this way they can go somewhere else. All that...

Thanks. I did finally find the video a few days ago on their cleaners. Even with it is be pressed to decide based solely on too many choices to accomplish the same task. Again I'm mainly wondering if nonsense could replace meguiar's apc. Is it EQUALLY as effective?

Have a set in my ram quad can front and rear and a set in a grand cherokee front middle and cargo. Fit is awesome has a place to cut out for rear cargo tie downs if needed in SUVs. Way better fit and durability imo than husky liners. As a mechanic I've seen both in work trucks.

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I know how to figure out the dilution ratios, but thanks i guess... :work:

83 views and no one haas any input? come on guys give me a few ideas...

Hey guys/gals, I am working towards starting a part time detailing business, as is after my regular job. Thinking of turning this hobby into a business. Basically just see where it takes me before bailing on my current income. I have always taken care of mine and family members cars, now i want...

Re: Mike Phillips - Vehicle Inspection Form - Version 2 I'd like a copy. Thanks mike.

Thanks guys. I think I'll be sticking with the meguiar's for the most part. Haven't been fully happy with ultimate black on the wife's grand Cherokee plastic sides and bumpers so I may give a couple other dressings a shot. And think I may try the nonsense in hers but in general. The megs works...

Has their customer service gotten any better seems all reviews from 2-3 years ago said CS was basically non existent.

True. But meant more of overspray hitting the leather. Thanks for your input anyone else? And how about their various degreasers?

So could nonsense be a replacement for Meg's apc? Safe on leather? As effective on stains/spills? CG just has so many options. Seems as though they could make a chart to explain them all.

I've been using meguiar's apc and super degreaser and while they work, I was looking into some chemical guys cleaners such as nonsense(for no color or odor). But in general, not specific to nonsense, how do their cleaners compare to each other in terms of strength and being able to use on all...