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:iagree: The 5.5"pads are the forum favorites for use with the PCXP.

Quoting Forest Gump, "Stupid is as stupid does".

Great job. You really woke up the metalflake.

What a crying shame that was! My outgoing trash bags are cleaner than that. Fantastic transformation.

I don't know how, or if, this equates to snow and ice retention but BFWD seems to have reduced dust retention by about half on my car.

I too live in an apartment but have a carport. I use a self service car wash and prepare a bucket with good shampoo solution to take with me and avoid their low quality soap. Rinse thoroughly with a rinse only cycle (no soap), use my shampoo solution with a microfiber mitt to wash and rinse...

I haven't done it yet but it seems that 8 to 12 hours should be sufficient as that seems to ne the recommended cure time between layering of BFWD.

I've only used it once, twice if you count two layers, but Blackfire Wet Diamond certainly "WOWED" me as do the Menzerna polishes.

Yep, no sense in overthinking it. Just buy one (or two in this case).

I got two of the black/gray ones and was surprised how quickly I filled them up. I may go back and get a smaller one for my towels.

The good news for you is that any of the DAs you're considering will give you the "OMG WOW" result you want and each of them has a large base of satisfied users. I'm new to machine polishing and when I was looking to buy the Megs was unavailable or it probably would have been my first choice for...

That's exactly what I will do also.

I love it!

That is one fantastic looking car! You did it proud David. I love that color.

I want to look for one of those storage containers Alex posted about. Thanks for reminding me.

Some of us are just spoiled. And you have my sympathy for your winters.

Good point on going from the PF203 to the final polish as PF finishes real nice. I was able to go from PO203 with a polishing pad to PO85rd with a finishing pad successfully. Once again, good job on the VW.

I got excellant results with 85rd at a notch over 5 with my PCXP.

The end result looks good. I don't want to seem critical as I'm no expert but I offer the following suggestions to save you some time and effort in the future. I assume that you did a test spot to determine the need for a cutting pad and all paint is different but if not, the PF203 removed lots...