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This was awesome!

I usually just tape around the edges like i would when polishing. Or i get a peice of cardboard and use it as a cover while i do a section.

Geez, sounds like the people around my area. They always come up and ask me how much i would charge for a good polish and clean. When i tell then its gonna be in the 100-250 range, which is still cheap, they complain. With someone like this theres no reasoning. You know the work you do andte...

I want some :( looks pretty good.

Hahaha. I agree. Every time i tell myself to take pictures during the process I never do. I find it a big PITA and I don't have time to be fussing with it.

PIf you're poor like me. I would go with the gold plush jrs. Good price and good quality. I know there are other softer or plusher towels, but I can't afford em.

I used to have a huge problem with m105 before and hated the ever living day lights out of it. But when it's all you've got you have to try and bring out it's full potential. M105 is very finicky to work with and takes time to get right. I was applying too much pressure as well as too much...

As someone who owns an 07 malibu that's the way the car sits stock. Don't know if he's noticed but the rear of my malibu sits lower than the front. I have no idea why.

The products weren't the problem. Unfortunately it's your buffer. You will need something with more power and the right pads in order to do any correction work on your vehicle.

Oh. My. God. That is so sexy.

You should change the name of thread to "post your white pictures of white vehicles" haha. Ill post a white silverado in a minute.

The 2007 mustang i did had medium soft paint. UC and a orange flat pad got me about 95% correction.

No i didnt. I wanted to see how it would perform on its own. Its a great product and I usually use it as a nice gloss enhancer on cars. Makes em look nice.

After using both the white and black wax for awhile I actually use white wax much more. White wax has better correction ability and cleans up the vehicles very well based on pad combo and the amount of work you use. Black deepens the color and reflections. For some reason I only got about 1 1/2...

Awesome review! So for the lack of feel it makes up on being cost effective and faster? Sounds good to me! Haha. Thanks again!

Because im poor, i usually use 4 pads for compounding, 3 for polish and 1 for wax. For compounding and polish i use 5 inch pads. Wax i use 6 inch.

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I usually just tape off plastic trim to make sure. And thats basically it. Tapes expensive yo.

I definitely feel you. I live in west texas and the wind just sucks. Cleaned my car yesterday and it took 20 minutes to add a nice layer of dust.

I prefer to use a machine to apply my LSP. I find i use less product than i would by hand, and it leaves a thin even layer. My hand also gets all cramped up when i apply by hand.