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cleaning up and washing your equipment takes forever.....

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any other inputs?:)

yes. otherwise it will get very hot and your products will dry out. IF you have to do it in direct sunlight, work in smaller areas. and mist the panel with quick detailer to cool it down slightly.

ok so that's about right. I forgot to mention I didn't charge a larger amount cause I know them. a full clean myself would take between 8-10 hours. so 5 hours in this case seems on target.

2009 Ford Fusion Sport Daily driven Lots of rocks and stuff inside lots of bugs on the front of the vehicle Interior: very thorough clean, vacuum, leather seats cleaned and conditioned. Exterior: Wheels thoroughly cleaned, both exhaust tips cleaned and sealed, paint cleaned with foam gun and 2...

sorry. didn't use PRO before, just the original.

I use Dodo Juice Blue Velvet. works great! smells really good too. it makes the paint look very glossy.

thank you it's just so hard to grasp the concept of NOT priming any Rupes pads lol

what if you are using a different compound/polish with a Rupes pad?

very good advice:)

which do you prefer?

did you gag?

put white vinegar on a paper towel and lightly press it on the concrete for like 30 seconds. then rinse with water. I removed some concrete off a vehicle like this and it worked great

i like using my foam gun. gives a nice coat of foam on cars and perfect for lubricating the car when i'm using the wash mitt. My biggest regret is a GG 3". Bought it, used it for 2 minutes, sent it to Griot's.

what the ef did that person do?! it's like they didn't even attempt to polish your car….. Not exactly jet black, but here's what I did: Griots DA with Green Buff and Shine pad and Sonus SFX-2 followed by Blue Buff and Shine pad and Sonus SFX-3

My bad Read the posts again and I completely missed that post. Thanks Mike!

so you wouldn't prime the blue pad because it's very course, what about the green yellow and white pad? is it also unnecessary because of the system?

thank you guys. that's what i was thinking. there's really no way that the compound formula can make it run smoother than any other formula. i was just unsure and didn't want to spend the $$$ on Rupes compounds. While we're on this. zmcgovern45, how do you like the Sonus SFX line?

Hello, I know Rupes strongly recommends using the colour system for their polishers. (most of it i assume is obviously for sales). But what's your experience with using Rupes polishers with other pads or compounds? I have a bunch of buff and shine pads and Sonus SFX compounds/polishers...