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Nice review! I'm definitely one of those people that find WGURW more slick than the others. ONR is just some awesome stuff and a regular workhorse in my stable, but I do think it isn't as good as a lubricant as WGURW.

I have no issue getting pads clean that are used with compound or polish. It's my finishing pads with LSP or anything else that has water repellant product that are the difficult ones for me to clean. I'm seeing a lot of people using degreaser. I've generally stayed away from that because it...

Ok. So let me repeat this back to see if I'm understanding correctly. Using HD Polish and then HD Poxy will result in good correction and gloss. Using HD Speed and then HD Poxy will result in better gloss, but compromises correction slightly. Yes?

Hmm. I'm really interested in the outcome of this. I was looking into a PE8 to replace my PCXP that I only use with 3" pads at this point and I'm getting impatient waiting for a mini-3401.

If you give them a good wash or two before their first use, that usually solves any linting that could occur. So if it's still happening, it could be that they're just bad towels? What towels are they, specifically?

haha Nice. I'm really looking forward to your DG review where I'm hoping you'll draw some comparisons with WGU.

Ditto on the HD Speed.

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After I purchased my foam gun, I tried out several soaps. I hate to say it, but I did like CG's Honeydew Snow Foam the best.

Science! https://en.wikipedia.org/####/Mpemba_effect

Deciding on how many steps to take on your paint is depended on its condition. You don't always need to compound a vehicle before polishing.

Yeah, the PCXP is a great machine that is more than capable of correcting. Yes, other machines can do better, but it's still a capable machine. I use mine exclusively with 3" pads now in tight spaces.

The 6" Autoscrub is a great product. It sometimes feels lightly sticky to the touch when wet, but it should never feel sticky when on the paint. It should glide very effortlessly. If it is bogging down, then you aren't using enough lube and could potentially introduce some marring to the paint...

Very nice review. Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash is, without a doubt, my favorite product of 2015. It makes an excellent waterless product and hasn't disappointed in any of its other forms. The only thing more I could ask for is for the gallon it to go back on its sale price, although I still...

Im not questioning the use of a wax/sealant. I'm questioning the use of the AIO altogether. I'm saying if you're gonna do two steps, why not maximize those steps using a dedicated polish and dedicated wax/sealant?

These are really great machines for the price. Picked up another one.

Yup. Started off as RogueNine in high school (for Tycho Celchu) before it just warped into roguegeek.

Btw... I just hung this up in my 6 month old's nursery. His name is Luke and I have no idea how I was able to get that name approved by the SO without raising any red flags. :dblthumb2:

Yup. Everyone in our generation seemed to have an experience like that with those movies and now it's morphed more into its own unique religion and language for us.

Why? The entire point of an AIO is that it's done all in one step. If you're doing two steps, why not just use a proper polish?