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How did you measure the surface contact?

I agree. Cell phone carriers always boast about having the best coverage, showing maps of how much better they are versus their competition. Those maps are very inaccurate on both ends.

That's what MSDS are for. Therefore I'm missing your point with this rebuttal. Is there not one available for GC? They don't specifically label it as any of those. They claim it will give a "radiant finish". And it does. It's a glaze with very light cutting abilities. Followed with V7 as a...

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From a Southern Comfort commercial.

:dblthumb2: I'm just happy with my LC's, and wouldn't switch to a waffle style. I also wasn't implying others couldn't, let alone shouldn't use them for jeweling.

Vacuuming 3 times? You must like doing it, lol. I hate it. If it's trashed I do: 1. Clean/remove out anything that can be taken out by hand (mats, cupholders, seats, trash, etc) 2. Clean surfaces from top bottom, i.e. using APC on plastics (stuff falls down from one surface to the next, no...

Try a WW with some quality MF's.

IMO, no for painted surfaces. You need some sort of lubricant. The MF could mar the paint by itself, let alone with the "aid" of the dust on the vehicle. For your glass, sure. WW or even RW are so easy now a days, I stick to that as a minimal. I only use QD for touch ups, never to "wash" the...

When you apply pressure with the waffle, you compress it and much more than 50 percent is making contact with the paint. Your not suppose to only using the weight of the machine when polishing... With that said, I wouldn't use them for Jeweling. I have a bunch of them for headlight resto's and...

This. Walking around with blinders on, living in a bubble, etc. Especially with car fanboys. Nothing wrong with taking pride in your vehicle, but just because you own vehicle X, doesn't make it the fastest/best looking/etc in the world. That gets even more annoying from people who want to talk...

I would go with ceriglass as a last resort. It's also the most expensive route. After the vinegar, I'd try: 1. 0000 steel wool 2. Compound 3. Then ceriglass

There's not a simple screw to tighten, and suddenly you have more power. Why don't you let us know what your trying to achieve on the paint. Is your current setup not cutting fast enough? I'm assuming your applying too much pressure for the PC because you want to cut faster? Have you tried more...

With a good LSP, sheeting, a drying aid and a good towel, like dry me crazy, I can dry my vehicle just as fast a squeegee. Just alot safer. The dirt you'll pick with the squeegee won't be "lifted away" with the RW. If it would, it would have been done during the initial wash. And a squeegee...

Mine either, I checked 2 of them. They have the armour all version for twice the price lol.

First I've heard of applying a drying aid before the rinse. When flooding, that amount of water would rinse away the drying aid, leaving you where you were if didn't use it. The water would be the last thing to be on the paint, not the drying aid, defeating the purpose of it. I've never tried...

Great QD, my favorite. Doesn't stain trim, doesn't streak glass, doesn't require much buffing and leaves a very slick surface. So I use it to aid in removing wax/glaze, as a dying aid and very very light QD'ing (nothing against V7, I'd just rather use a WW or RW 99 percent of the time) I...

This. My job keeps me moving, very hands on, and my days off are often spent cleaning or doing something around the house, let alone playing with my son. With my wife working the days I have off, all household chores are my duty my days off. All my friends who have desk jobs and sit around at...

Give them a good shake.