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GG 6" DA Polisher Taking out spider web scratches?
I agree with the smaller pads (5.5 with 5 inch backing plate) as well as claying the car before you polish. When I first started I used the 6.5 inch pads and really got lackluster results. Now I've cut the 6.5 inch pads up and use them for hand polishing so they're not wasted. One other tip...- Jpatchley
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- Forum: Porter Cable 7424XP Dual Action Orbital Polisher
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Lexus GS350AWD F Sport Package
Great job! Love the results from that AIO.- Jpatchley
- Post #11
- Forum: Show N' Shine
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Hello All
Welcome to the forum and thank you for you service!- Jpatchley
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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A Tale of Twin Audi S5's, Corrected and Coated with Cquartz Finest...Greg Gellas Signature Detailing
Love that blue, great work!- Jpatchley
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- Forum: Show N' Shine
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Hi from the DMV
The GG6 is more cost effective and if you're just doing your own cars, then that's the way I'd go. If you create a new thread "detailing" what you will be working on, you're budget, experience, etc. you'll receive great feedback from more of the forum than asking within an introduction thread.- Jpatchley
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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Tools of the trade...
Looks like a great time!- Jpatchley
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- Forum: Ask your detailing questions!
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Christmas Detail - 1955 Ford Crown Victoria with Black Label Surface Coating
That is a beauty!!!- Jpatchley
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- Forum: Ask your detailing questions!
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Removing Scratches from Instrument Clusters
I agree with you. It's near impossible to get plastic 100% defect free once it's been scratched.. If it's feasible to buy a new piece that is the way to go.- Jpatchley
- Post #13
- Forum: Ask your detailing questions!
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How to improve my technique
I would go with the griots garage. I absolutely love mine and understand it has more power.- Jpatchley
- Post #9
- Forum: Ask your detailing questions!
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Attention To Detail - 2012 Ford Fusion Paint Repair & Correction
Great job!- Jpatchley
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- Forum: Show N' Shine
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Newbie Equipment
I like the organization of your stock. I have a similar system in excel.- Jpatchley
- Post #7
- Forum: Ask your detailing questions!
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Newbie Equipment
My understanding is a wax will not hinder your coating at all! It may not be needed, but it certainly won't hurt anything.- Jpatchley
- Post #6
- Forum: Ask your detailing questions!
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"Dave Gorham Houston" newbie...
Welcome to the forum Dave!- Jpatchley
- Post #6
- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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microfiber cleaner
I've used the DP microfiber cleaner with no issues.- Jpatchley
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- Forum: Ask your detailing questions!