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If you're not so sure about full commitment go pick up the Harbor Freight DA ($45-$60) and change the backing plate to a 5''! That's what I started with and got into using a DA. There's a few pro's on here that use it and give good reviews after re-greasing the assembly, but that may be more...

Holy hell that's quite possibly the sexiest detailed Audi I ever SEENT. :eek: Great work brother, great great work. :dblthumb2:

:iagree: I agree! DA's are quite fail safe and wonderful to play with. Remember to properly section pass, clean your pads often, and you will love your results. :buffing:

Thanks for the review. Definitely next on the list!

Welcome to AGO! :buffing:

Awesome work as always Mike, you're extremely talented. Uber bummed I couldn't make it over for this one :doh: Doing good with your new D3200 as well! You've got great shots. :props:

These are the microfiber cutting pads right? Is there really a difference between Meg's MF-CP and LC MF-CP?

Wow Andrew that's an amazing correction and your write up was awesome. The final photography is awesome. I'm envious you get to detail in NY, sounds like a great place for a detailing studio.

Wow that's pretty impressive! I had no idea UC and a PC could deliver like that. Great job! :props:

Awesome job man. You've got a great eye for photography as well.

Yesterday I had the opportunity to help a friend out with a big gig he had won a bid on. 35 Subaru Foresters in from New Jersey for a Dealership Convention at the Las Vegas Convention Center! The Subaru employees DROVE in 8 of them from New Jersey to Las Vegas, NV. You can imagine the condition...

So excited for SEMA! I'm local and would love to help you guys out with getting set up! Feel free to PM me for my contact! :dblthumb2:

ONR will remove road grime and pollen (which are the big ones here and you know collects like crazy in Vegas because of our oily streets) but if you get anything more than that you might want to use your electric power washer to remove the big stuff so you don't scratch your customers' vehicles...

Check out this video Larry @ AMMOnyc did on Interiors with Steam, should shed some light. Of course he uses an Ozone machine in the end, but I believe he does say that Steam does most of the work. Interior Smoke Removal Tricks: Mercedes AMG G55 - YouTube

Thanks man, that would be Husky drool. She sits in the back when the seats are down and tries to stick her head out of the front passenger window. Thanks brother. The stripes are a must. Brings great contrast into the car! Learned that from Larry @ AMMOnyc Kids ;) Thank you!

Today I spent time detailing the interior of my Mini. It's been neglected for almost a month. My wife and I share it, so conflicting schedules limit how much time I can spend on it. Also, I have a husky that goes for frequent rides, and she is HAIRY and WHITE. When it goes for a week unmanaged...

inspiring! great job man.

If it were me, the main concern would be how thin the paint has gotten. A great alternative to do would get some Meg's D151 and do an All-in-One "correction/protection" with a cutting or polishing pad. This will get you some good shine, take care of some light surface defects like minor swirls...