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Hey Y'all, Just throwing this out there. Into the 11th month of my application of C's 476S. The well noted armour holds true. Been needing to give may baby a wash, been raining for 2 days, No problem, the rain washed her clean and is still beading. Applied 2 coats in early March, a week apart...

I agree with this. I bought a GG6 as my first and only polisher, for now. It's an excellent machine. I will add new machines on an as need basis. I highly recommend it. Lifetime warranty is the icing. I personally like to wax by hand, something about massaging the vehicle's paint appeals to me...

I also use the Dodo Born slippery. It works great for me so I can safely recommend it. You can use a lot of products, just make sure they have a good amount of lubricity, and you apply a light touch with the Nano or any other deco. product. Don't think by applying more pressure, you're doing...

Yep, going mobile this Spring. I have this forum and a few special individuals that reached out to thank. I'm with you my friend. I love cars and I especially love shiney cares. I can't drive down the road now and not think of how I could make the dude's or ladies next to me cars better. Take...

Hey Matt! Welcome, nothing like a place to answer all your questions. I'll warn you ahead of time, I know just enough to be dangerous. But as a collective think tank, I do believe everything is covered. Take care. :buffing: Peace, Darrin

Welcome Supa Dupa! Love enthusiastic people. Glad you found us. My sweet wife is from Morristown, I'm sure a little north of you. Enjoy the forum, it's a great place to be. Take care. Peace, Darrin

Ocd! Ocd!! Ocd!!! This guy is a whack job, his ship has sailed. Seriously, a rather creative endeavor. Keep us up to date please. Take care. Peace, Darrin

PNS is not a slick feeling sealant, but the benefits are worth it. I believe that a buffer added to the equation would only make it more troublesome. That is my own opinion and I have no proof other than my gut feeling. If you decide to try it, please let us know the results. Take care.:buffing...

I'm originally from the Detroit area. (Das right, Detroit steel) But I would like to extend a welcome to my fellow Midwesterner. Join in, have fun and take care. Peace, Darrin

Glad to have you, Welcome! Look forward to seeing you around. Take care. Peace, Darrin

Roger. Thanks for your continued advice Stephen, I do appreciate it. Thanks again and take care. Peace, Darrin

Welcome! Great to have new members, builds up the think tank. Jump right in AJ, and take care. Peace, Darrin

So that looks to be about 4 pads per avg. size car with proper cleaning techniques. Would you agree? Thanks. Peace, Darrin P.S. My guitar amp may go to 11, but the buffer never sees the north side of 5. :buffing:

Thank you for all the valuable advice so far, I appreciate it. Please advise me on the length (panel, side etc...) that you would us an MG MF used with proper cleaning techniques. I've use both thin and thick foam and can tell when it's time for a change on those. Thanks folks, take care...

I disagree, it is a common occurrence for the reasons stated. Take care. Peace, Darrin

Understood, I shall follow your advice, I see the practicality in it now. Thanks & take care. Peace, Darrin

I'll give 'er a go. Thanks guys. I appreciate it. Peace, Darrin

Thanks for the tips. I can see cleaning or "blowing out" in between panels, but double passing seems time consuming and cost ineffective. I will try it though. Nothing to it but to do it. Thanks, take care. Peace, Darrin

Hey y'all, Happy Holidays! Have some 5" Meg's MF pads on the way. Have heard nothing but good things, except for some Velcro separation, and that appears to be fixed. Have both the Cut and the Finish pads enroute. Xcut will wait. Please chime in with any experience, tips or voodoo you have...