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interested if he doesn't need it

have used hydro on glass when I was in a rush before though and it works great

negative. McKee glass coating. forgot to list it on product list

LA totally awesome APC 1:1 i think, on the tires. Ferrex on the rims. haven't dressed them yet but will probably use opti-bond

escalade is my personal vehicle. typically have enough space in driveway for it not to get wet but the f350 is so huge it took up the whole driveway.

Most of the time, white is fairly an easy color to take care of. Not on this truck! Anything this big can be a massive job. When its a truck, its used and can have every type of contaminate possible. You'll see here mud, iron and tar was all taken care of. Even the windshield was polished...

These new ES350 are nice, much bigger then the old ones. This one came in dirty (as usual) and cleaned up fairly easily. Tan is such a easy color to work with. Customer had a container fly and hit the front headlamp, got most of the scratches out except the really deep ones. Gave some extra...

McKee 37 iron out

where'd you get the 30% off

awesome story. looks like you are still working out of your garage? any plans to move to a shop?

la totally awesome all purpose cleaner and 0000 steel wool for initial cleaning. followed up with mothers chrome polish by hand with a throw away MF towel

These BMW wheels were disgusting. Had to use Iron X paste to get rid of embedded brake dust. When you see it turn purple you know its working! White is a really hard color to impress/show results but I think this one turned out pretty good! Product list - Meguiars Hyper wash mixed with...

I love blackfire wet diamond sealant on blue. gives the blue a sharp crisp look. very different from any wax I've used. e-zyme gives the paint a nice deep glow but only lasted a month or so Souveran would be a good choice for the wet look and it is very easy on and off wax. I just got a jar...

thanks for the info. will give the in line meter a shot. 3 mins is plenty of time to check it during usage.

so should i get rid of the TDS monitor all together and get a hand held meter? or should i drill and tap the lid and place it there? im probably gonna mount mine to the wall and wont be anywhere near it while using the water.

ive done a little wet sanding but would to learn more techniques

was it making any unusual noises before coming apart?

I would like to review these. I use the standard b&s pads and have been happy with them but interested in how smoother the new pads can get the rupes 15 and boss 21

good info. what else should be done for regular maintenance? I really should RTM

a few things could be wrong technique wise, if pads are heating up on first use. pad is over saturated. either from the polish or whatever you are squirting on the pad. too much pressure on the pad. machine speed is too high. faster speed just means more heat. if you need faster...