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I'll say Meguiars26 as well. $12-$14.

Hmmm. i just ordered a spare back plate(non HD). I wish I had seen this heavy duty ahead of time.

Yes....I love that color on the vette and I have to agree with Mike by saying that the the Meguiars 26 is very good a give a deep lasting shine and you cant beat the price compared to the Pinnacle Souveran:cool:

I have that same ryobi. I see a Porter Cable 7424 in your future along with some Menzena SIP,Menzerna 85rd,PoorBoys Black Hole Glaze,PoorBoys Nattys Blue Paste wax, Mequiars #26 HiTech Yellow wax with atleast 3 grey,2 white,2 orange,4 blue LLC pads. My advice is to you is to not waste you time...

Feed back please Wait! White pad followed by the blue pad is know as finishing down, correct? But, you later say that the rule of thumb is to start with least aggressive which is the blue or red and upgrading if needed to white, so which is it? This really confuses people.Feed back please...

I just did my bumpers and trunk lid this weekend with Mequiars205,3M Ultra Fina(blue pad),PoorBoys Nattys Blue(hand) & finished with Mequiars #26 Hi-Tech Yellow(hand). My Poorboys black hole glaze is not really needed anymore. A good effective polish corrects everything and there is no need to...

:props: Im digging that combo, especially on black. no such thing as "overkill" when you want to achieve the best possible solution for a good looking car. Welcome to ATUOGEEKS ;)

First off: I barely made it thru chemistry with a C- If I melt my PoorBoys Natty's Blue Paste or any paste wax for that matter down to a liquid via my microwave in order to strain all of the small fibers, particals and junk that my foam and cloth applicators created over time during the...

Yep. Im hooked on Megs26 HiTech Yellow until something else comes along. I really want to try the Souveran paste, but.........not for a C-note. So,using my PB NAttys Blue and topping it with Megs26 HiTec Yellow.... I'm hooked. The DP MAx sounds tempting. I washed the car last weekend for the...

Nice. I was unaware that they actual made hand cut/polish/wax/sealand pads.:dblthumb2:

those orange, red and white applicatiors............... orange heavy cut, white light cut and red for finessing? Or, am i thinking too much.

Thanks for all the replies. The above comment makes good sense

I did a search, but to no avail, so...... I’m a big fan of the Meguiars #26 Hi-Tech Yellow wax as my last step process. I noticed that the Meguiars #26 Hi-Tech Yellow comes in both paste and the liquid. I’m currently using the liquid on a black car, so what is the advantage of paste vs. the...

Hmmmmm. I had sucess by polishing:xyxthumbs: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-forum/16981-bird-droppings-paint.html

I really haven't seen a reason for the 4in pads. The 6.5 are not as effective when you are removing heavy swirls and scratches. The smaller pads allow you to better correct those tough spots. If you use the 4in pads I think you'll need a smaller backing plate. I use 5.5 in pads for better...

Damn! Is BMW that anal? Check with BMW and I bet they'll try and sell you their $199.99 set of dust covers. Those covers work great and they have different styles to fit depending on rim oem rim style.

exactly! Im all about correction as well, but the PB Blk Hole just looks so damn good after you wipe it of.Im the MAN

PB Black Hole Glaze for me. Smells good!

blue clay magic perfect finish. :props: really easy, very mild and picked up lots of junk.