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I own a LHR15, I often utilize speed 5-6 for correction. Even if i am using a POLISH instead of compound, my speed is around 4.

I have the Rupes 6" Yellow pad, and i did like the pad very much along with Sonax Perfect Finish. However i have never used the Rupes polish itself..... The pads are super expensive.... the few yellow pad i have was actually traded for. Although the yellow pad works great, the pad started...

I am in Houston Texas, so temp might be much different than NY. I guess I will try again some other time in the garage and see what happens. I cleaned the pad after every section. I even spray some ONR on the pad. Maybe it is the sun that is drying the polish out

I just primed the pad and after that it is just 3 drops each panel. PS: I was NOT working under the shade... Back in the PAST, i always polished in my garage.... Maybe that is what is causing so much dust?

I haven't picked up a polisher for close to a year now. Today i was using my Rupes 15 with a Green Buff and shine pad, using Sonax PF. But i kept getting dust all over the place. It has been a while since i polished... I can't remember if i experience dusting back then when i polished. Or am i...

ah crap i forgot to include this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just bought the LHR75E!! Now i need to get rid of my Duetto lol

Anyone have some lake country foam wool pad? 3" and 4"

Got some goodies today!!

I have never used a wool pad before, but after seeing the results you achieved with the pad and DP AIO. I definitely need to try this combo. I perform headlight restoration as a side job, by using sand paper. And often times it takes quite a while, so i am looking for alternative way to do this...

Regardless if your area rains or not, i'd still prefer a coating on the windshield and windows. At times i get some bird bomb or whatever on my windshield and using the windshield fluid and wipers, it completely wipes clean and doesn't leave any streaking.

OP, quick question. Typically when i encounter headlights like those, i'd sand it. However your process was just using a wool pad with DP headlight polish. And that gave you such a good outcome at the end. Does the wool pad provide such a major difference? Even able to clean up all that...

That concept of air leaking from the tire was what was brought up by the folks from Tuf Shine. I DONT think the tire is leaking.... or else i would have had a flat by now. I scrubbed each to my tires to be coated 10+ times. Including 3-4 times of machine scrubbing, then follow with a fairly...

I have been keep getting air bubbles with tuf shine, i have no idea what i am doing wrong. Using a paint brush along with a cotton foam swab for small places. Super frustrating!!!!!

I am not sure if i apply it wrong, but i don't think there is a incorrect way of applying it. I did tried it on 2 or 3 vehicles, before giving up. Didn't see any improvements on the windshield. *Well currently I use Opt Glass coating, my DD is going good. While the 2 other test subject.... not...

The Nanoskin glass product is crap, i tried it a year ago. I called them about my concern with the products not performing like it is advertised. They said they will send me some of their other product to try out to make up for the rain prep & sealant not performing. Well, waited a week , 2 ...

I drive a Tacoma, and i get 18 MPG -__-

So, I am a sucker for Tire coating. Tuf Shine is the King in my book, however I HATE using the product at times, due to the bonding issue if tires isn't clean enough. Recently I saw a member posted about the Turtle Wax tire coating that is APPLIED ON with SPONGE, I gave that a go. But for the...

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