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hmmm. the megs105 is probably the best for any job. Not sure if its strickly dedicated for heavy jobs, but........... I have 3M 06060 fine cut for the heavy jobs, but the 06060 3M may be more effective if used with a flex or stronger buffer/polisher, but not the pc.

I still want to hear some input on the PB's Blue vs PB's red on black cars. I was impressed with the Nattys blue, but soon found it more effective when topped with another hard wax like the meguairs hi-tech yellow #26.

Yes... Cars are all in the garage, but rinseless wash? Im familiar with self dry system from MrClean or something, but rinseless wash is new to me.

I'll help you cure that sickness...... mail me that souvey when you are ;)done. :cheers: Keep us posted on your findings

I ran a search on “soft water”, but to no avail, so……….. We have a complete soft water setup in our home, but regardless of that I still wash my cars in the shade in the early AM away from the sun and I dry them with an electric leaf blower while blowing the water downward toward the ground...

Hmmm, so black hole glaze acts as a cleaner? So it sounds like adding your wax/carnuaba over the top of the glaze would be a better idea than glazing over the wax/carnuaba? right? to all, I have a black car and I find that the Meguairs Hi-Tech Yellow #26 kills any other hard wax...

Funny thread. My ex girlfried sprayed windex all over her honda civic and use an old pillow case to get that supreme shine. I wasn't suprised by her actions.... she also drove on an ice packed highway in Flagstaff with the cruise control engaged. Dumb Beotch!

Self Healing Paint !!! Wow! Glad I saw this. I have been asked to look at an 09 Black M this weekend that belong to a friends girl friend. The rear trunk lid has tons of scratches from the dealer (go figure). I may need to re-think my action plan to correct this.

what is the color of your car and mfg?

Alright... thanks for clearing that part up, but based on the AG link below it appears to be a subjective term with no real definition in my opinion, but hey..... I get the idea ;) http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/porter-cable-7424-buffing-pad-forum/2598-jeweling-paint-3-step-polish.html

jewl? What does this mean or is it a synonym for something else? I searched it here, but nothing. So I googled it and some beatnik chic singer came up.

Mercedes started this back in 2003-2004 I believe. I seriously doubt if Honda/Acura uses the PPG ceramiclear. Im guessing most of the newer German cars use it. I think Nissan/Infiniti has the permission from PPG to use it on repairs or something like that.

Another imprsssive chart that may answer more questions Understanding Menzerna: Proper Auto Care's guide to Menzerna! - Truth In Detailing Auto Detailing Forum

i notice that Menzerna added another column to their product chart. Aged,OEM, Repair. edit: also... look at the chart below Understanding Menzerna: Proper Auto Care's guide to Menzerna! - Truth In Detailing Auto Detailing Forum

Hard clear...Yes! Just like the newer Benz cars. We have newer silver Mercedes and Menzerna SIP P083 comes in real handy.

Love this shot:cheers: Im headed outside with my camera right..........now

You’ll get all type of suggestion and it will be enough to confuse you, but here is how I get down on my black Infiniti: By Order 1. Polish(Menzerna SIP) 2. PoorBoys Pure Sealant 3. Poor Boys Black Hole Glaze (this is for black cars) 4. Poor Boys Nattys Blue paste wax (another dark car product)...

Meguairs Yellow tech wax #26. BanannaIm the MAN... and it doesn't taste bad either

Im the MANyes the Yellow M26 is the very nice! Im using it over the top of the natty blue and wow! Killa shine. For the rest of you guys talking about these waxes for $9,000-$30,000 with lifetime refils. I wouldn't pay 30K for life time supply of blow jobs, but that's just me.m ;)

By all means purchase the PC if price is an issue and I think you may be the first to give us true feedback on the nex xp. I like the idea of the 5.5 and 4inch pads.