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Another vote for the boss creams from me. The work time is virtually endless imo. All the creams finish down very nice as well. I use the microfiber and Fcc combo and the da haze is minimal when compared to others. Try the sample packs you have it will give you a idea of the work time of the...

Great work. I love the griots creams they finish down incredibly well

The wax would not be the issue typically, however if you left the wax in extreme heat or cold it could have altered the product. I don't see how it would crystallize even with temperature issues. Has the lid been left off of the jar? Do you clean your applicator each use, if you haven't used...

As far as the pads they have a fast cutting mf pad as well. I saw someone say they tend to have super hard clear, I have no experience with this personally just another option if you need extra cut.

I would be glad to offer a review of anything sent my way. I am looking to do a reorder soon been tossing ideas of what to try next maybe this will help me decide.

If your happy i wouldn't spemd the momey on the pc unit. I'd continue to save up and get yourself a rupes flex of griots boss polisher that is where the game changes

I think the rules or boss griots are great options for you. The cyclo is super smooth as well but it takes longer to correct than the long throw machines.

With the pad and polishes of today a da polisher can remove some serious damage. You tube some videos of a da polisher and microfiber pad and you can see how well a da polisher can remove damage. I have never personally used a rotary machine on a car so I can't make comparisons on my experience...

I like the adams cleaner and conditioner myself but I am going to try shine supply next as a good friend of mine who details high end vehicles says it's the bees knees

Mckees 37 has a rinseless product as well that works as advertised. I have never used wolfgang uber but people here say it's slicker than owl sh** if you get it on the concrete which is good because that means your towels will glide over the paint. Rinseless washing is super effective and easy...

Waterless is not really intended for vehicles that have dirt present, rinseless washing is more what your describing to me. Waterless wash is good for show cars or vehicles that do not see the elements of the real world outside of blue sky and sun. Waterless is great for the quick wipe down with...

I have junk towels for the engine bay, exhaust, and wheels. If the wheels are painted I use a dedicated black towel that is still plush so I don't scratch the clear coat. I have interior towels and that's all they do. Then the polish/wax removal super plush towels and a collection of 480gsm for...

The fast correcting cream and corresponding pad leave a very nice finish. Depends on the each vehicle of course but most people would never know the difference if you did a one step with it from my experience. Even with a microfiber pad I used 2 dots of fast correcting and 2 dots of the...

I don't recall ever stating I use a rotary nor did I mention any of my work. I was just trying to get the op to realize every machine is different and he needs more practice. I don't know why this forum has to get smartass remarks to people just offering a different view or opinion. We're all to...

The griots boss creams are excellent, super long working times and simple removal. They did not dust on me either

I was comparing to the mini. I understand the nano is a more fair matchup but the price is just out of the question for me now and anytime in the future since im not a large volume detailer. I am more comfortable with the da vs a rotary but I am willing to put time in if it means it is more...

I am in the market for a smaller sized polisher for the areas the long throw does not fit in well. I have seen both the flex pe8 and mini get great reviews. I am trying to find people who have used both and have pros and cons to each unit. The flex is cheaper onviously but I don't mind spending...

The rinseless and waterless solutions have a chemical composition as to where it lifts dirt off the surface and encapsulates it making safe to wipe off. You must use high quality microfibers and I use almost no pressure. Flip the towel often and do not reuse what has touched the dirty paint and...

If your pads are getting loaded up with contamination quickly I would have to ask what is the condition of the surface your working on. Keeping your pads clean is very important and on the trashed vehicle with massive amounts of oxidation you will go through pads much faster than normal due to...

If the paint is really cracked nothing short of a respray will fix it. Wet sanding is the best way to remove the deeper defects but that being said if it's craked down to primer/metal your just going to remove what's there Already if u ask me