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wd40 works well...tar x..and I have also heard baby oil is good. I have also used the "white" gojo (with NO pumice..ie grit/abrasives) with good results.

wow...great work...makes all Corvette owners proud...and all the one's who want one Jealous!

There are A LOT more PC'S that have worked for years and done alot of dirty work. They are dependable and being a Machinist myself...MANY times it is an isolated incident that a tool breaks like that. More often than not is is just stress (metal) cracks that end up being the weak link in a tool...

the TRUNK ORGANIZER because it allows for "odd" shaped products and/or machines. Everyone can use a trunk organizer be it for a car/truck/SUV/VAN Etc...

all are great tips......and for me..ONR is really great to maintain after the initial LONG process of getting things as perfect as you can. It really does seem to build a "barrier" with continued use as an extra layer of protection as you wash it.

Kwazar is the way to go. A little more money than most but in my opinion..they are worth it.

As far as I know to date..the new Tornador black does not have the "Foamer" yet. I don't know if it will not use one..or if it just has not been released yet.

Kris...I've got an X-girlfriend who is a quite a bit "bulk-ier"...and I cant lift her and throw her in the back of my truck either!

Klasse High gloss

Congrats Corey!!! Cee Dog..not only best in show...but best in "person"...you deserve it. I once won "best in show"...but sadly...I realized it was a DOG show....

THANK YOU KRIS!!!!!!! Finally someone answered the question that needed to be answered in everyday verbage. I am going to get t Ingersol Rand w/20 gal tank to make sure it will not only work for this tool, but others that need air and it is the best one made out there. I appreciate your taking...

The Tornador black sells pretty much everywhere for 200 bucks....other places advertise a few dollars cheaper..but then when you add s/h fees it comes out to about/more than 200. AG is not making a killing off of these Mark...they are fairly priced with other competition. You may be right in the...

1st polisher: Porter Cable 7424XP 2nd polisher: Griots 6" 3rd polisher: Griots 3" 4th polisher: Flex 3401 5th polisher: Flex PE14-2-150 on all of them..I have a sign..."will work for PADS!.."

VERY good post!! Information to live by if you are considering starting a business soon or in the future. Number 3 is the most important...without good dedication and professionalism...you wont be in business long.

great job..beautiful car...just like me..wash clean wax baby...then BACK under the cover!

First and foremost: the build QUALITY in all the Flex line of polishing tools. Tight tolerances, well engineered, built to last, and dependable, repeatable performance. Second: The smooth delivery of the FORCED ROTATION allows you to finish quicker or do more in the same amount of time. Does...

Great work Dave...and thanks for the science project (300/w/rotary) I am sure many of us wondered..and now we know its potential. I can't wait to see it on the black Nissan..so keep us posted. It confirms my belief that "...a compound IS a compound..." no matter the tool used to apply it..it all...

Dave..that is AWESOME...just big enough to do what you need and has the Height for taller vehicles. It will no doubt need some work..but with your work ethic and detailing skills..it is going to be fun to see it develop. I always like your input on all things detailing..this is the perfect setup...

Mike..as always..thanks for the heads up..this is info I did not know...nor did others I am sure. It is always a comfort knowing you will be in our corner.

Alko..even though we don't "meet" in person..we are equally as passionate about our "friends" as we are our cars. I will keep you in my prayers as well as your family and hope for good things. God bless..and as we all know...we must let God do his "work". We truly must learn to cherish each day...