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Simple but SO important... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyrBrqz_YU&hd=1]How To Clean Your Pad On The Fly - YouTube[/video]

The car looks great...nice job! But....what's up with that rear spoiler?? Must be an age thing...'cause I'm definitely not into it....whatever blows your hair back though.

Re-arranged my mf towels and products in my car care cabinet...cleaned and protected interior, then grilled 3 different chicken wing recipes, italian sausages, peppers & onions, and corn on the cob...now checking autogeek forum. Just a nice day....

Thanks Brad....

Anyone know what the weight/GSM is??

Is Meg's APC + that safe to use undiluted on seats/carpet? I have very little experience with APCs and only recently started experimenting with D103 is why I ask.

Ahh...maybe not.

LF911PCR - Larry

Nicely done!

Hey Matt!

Nice!

Wow...that is DEFINITELY a "why didn't I think of that".

Nice job Regency...

Maybe I should have done better due diligence on the Griots. The one thing that REALLY surprised me about the Griots...the vibration. Wow! Wasn't expecting it... Do all DAs vibrate like that?

Mustang, What did you use on the tail lights and method? Nice work!

I appreciate all the comments very much...thank you. I used two pads on this trunk lid.... The first pad was the picture I posted...that pad was used for two section passes. The 2nd pad, was also an LC 5.5" orange flat pad ...not a Hydro, however, it is half as thick as the first pad. That pad...

embolism I installed the pressure washer that came with the Mequiars W67DA backing plate...should I use the Griots instead???

I cleaned the pad (used Blackfire Adv Pad Cleaner...this stuff really works!) and inspected... other than that depression, the pad looks fine... albeit through inexperienced eyes.

I put a Meguiars w67DA backing plate (with its compression washer) on it.

RSURFER, I might have over saturated but that was my first pass...so it wasn't from not cleaning the pad. I tried to follow Mike's priming intructions...place a thin bead of product around outter part of the pad, then spread over face of the pad with your finger. Maybe I used to much when...