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I washed 2 of my 5.5" Lake Country Flat Orange pads 2 days ago and left them to dry Velcro side up on a drying rack and I noticed today that one pad has slightly collapsed in the middle but the other has not. Is this normal? Here are a couple of pictures of the pad, if it helps: I did a...

I went back to Optimum Polish II on the Orange pad with Speed 5 on the GG6 and this time I slowed down my arm speed and added more pressure and it worked. I've just finished the hood and I got probably 70-80% correction; the swirls are gone as far as I can see but there are some RIDS remaining...

I guess I need to do more reading. Thanks, Mike :)

I'm a little flustered so I'm going to attack this tomorrow. Thank you. :)

It seems like I'm having the same problem. :bash: I'm working Optimum Compound II with an Orange LC Flat Pad with my GG6. I've primed the pad by soaking it then wringing it until it's barely damp then spinning it for a few seconds with the GG6. I then put an X-pattern on the pad, spread it...

Great job, Richy. The M series is definitely the sleeper in Infiniti's lineup; I see a lot more Gs than Ms. And that colour was pretty much on every model in the Infiniti booth at the Toronto auto show this year, but the ones there had a lot of swirls. BTW, I tried Zep Citrus (cut 4:1) on my...

8 hours on just the interior??? :eek: The car looks great, dude. You did a great job. :xyxthumbs:

The car looks amazing, especially when you compare to the before shots. It's a tough pill to swallow, but I think we've all done trashed interiors and no matter how good you are it will never be perfect. At the end of the day though, if your clients are happy with the work then you know you've...

That is one sexy looking Porsche. You did a really nice job. I took a look at the product page and that stuff is not cheap. :laughing:

Black interiors or exteriors? Great work,Reddwarf. You really turned that car around.

:iagree: Taking all that out is pretty hardcore but it looks like all the effort really paid off. Great job, man.

That is quite an improvement. Nicely done. :applause:

Great review, Bobby. Thanks for posting it. :xyxthumbs: It's good to know there's a quiet option for good vacuums. I'm using the central vac in our house and while it works very well, it is deafening.

Just the other day I got paint on my hands that I cleaned off with paint thinner followed by regular hand soap. They felt really dry at first but then after a couple hours they were back to normal. I inherited my dad's hands; he was pretty rough with them but they were amazingly always baby-soft.

I read through this entire thread and I'm actually a little surprised to see nobody mention Black Wow.

You're not the only one....my girlfriend has suggested I wear gloves more than once. The chemicals can be a bit harsh and getting the dirt out from around my nails is annoying but I can't stand sweaty gloves and when I'm washing the water gets in there anyway.

There are many more suggestions in this thread too.

Oh cool. Thanks, guys. :props:

What are you guys using the compressors for? Sorry for the newb question...

I've been having good results with Stoner's Invisible Glass with one microfibre to clean and another to buff. I learned the technique from here, no less. I should mention that they're thin and not fluffy at all like regular microfibre. My mom bought them last year from a professional cleaning...