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I think to get the most out of 85rd, the rotary jewels the best. Having said that, you can still polish with 85 using the dual action, I just think the rotary gives you that extra 2% of gloss, clarity and reflection.

If you are using a rotary, sure, jewel it down with 85rd if you want, if you are using dual action, I would just go to ZAIO.

I tested it out on the roof of my Accord. It seems fine. Lets see how long it lasts

It is important for you to go over the car carefully with the owner, pointing out dents, imperfections and so on. Pre-Inspection will save you from "gee, i don't remember that being there."

My advice is to go with a machine that has a atleast 100psi, much better and faster cleaning compared to 60psi

Once you have prepped the paint via polishing, how often do you want to reapply a wax or sealant? Be honest. If you are busy and can't get to the car as often as you like, then go with a durable sealant. If you plan on babying your car once a month with a reapplication of protection, then go...

I have owned a single stage conversion van for 11 years and I have used many things over the years to keep it looking new. Having said that, I would hit it with an All In One product like Klasse AIO. It has good cleaners in it and will rip thru the oxidation no problem. If the swirls are above...

Nice!! 921 is a fabulous QD, Im sure you will like it

I shake it up real good and it goes back to normal, so it seems. Two weeks later its back to a liquid. Is it still good? I don't know.

I've always like FMJ. When I tested it ohh 4-5 years ago I got 2-3 months out of it no problem. I'm not convinced Blackfire doesn't have shelf issues either, my last 2 bottles, at about the 1 year mark, turned to a liquid state. I don't know if the Polycharger is the culprit or what. Having said...

Fuzion will probobly be closer to Zaino in looks than Souveran will, so if your tired of Zaino, go with Souveran.

On that color car, Im much prefer synthetic sealants. FK1000P would look great on it and its $16.

I get mine at my local Carquest, $20 gallon...PS...In my opinion its the same stuff as Zaino Z6, they look the same, they smell the same and they perform the same....

I've used Duragloss Nu Glass alot on glass and its great for water spots, acid rain and grime, however I've never seen it touch scratches on glass. Weird that you added swirls, unless you picked up debris off the windshield. I usually clay the glass prior to starting to remove contamination.

845 is a good product indeed, but throwing it over Klasse SG isn't going to accomplish much of anything. 845 has a wax label but in reality it's a sealant.

I've always considered 915 part wax part sealant anyway, just like 476, it uses additional synthetic polymers to get its durability. Klasse SG is going to give a blistering shine to begin with, so if you throw a nuba on top that has "glossy" characteristics in the formula, I doubt you will see...

Yeah, Ford looks really good, the new SHO looks awesome.

My 09 Honda is pretty soft, I don't see my self using anything more than a white pad when I polish it.

RolleePollee.com..... I used there units in my carpet cleaning business and never a problem, customer service is excellent, call and talk to Ed Valentine, owner.

You said you have use alot of waxes, I would now go the opposite route and look at a nice glossy reflective sealant, maybe thats what you need to fit your eye. Duragloss 111 is a nice one.