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Yessiree, dat's da way you do it, nice towel, huh. Peace, Darrin

FYI I am the OP, used the 476 about 4 months ago and it's still kicking ass. It's friggin bullet proof. Peace, Darrin

Hey 7PG, Welcome to you sir. Always a pleasure to have someone join us that has some knowledge we can tap In to. Great forum here, looking forward to your posts. Take care. Peace, Darrin

Complete the total detail. I personally would have started out with a more aggressive compound seeing it hasn't been cleaned in several years, 105 or fg400. Good luck. Peace, Darrin

My friend there are certain limitations, but I think you will be absolutely fine with your situation. As long as the pads witdth exceeds the plate you won't cause any damage. Good luck. Peace, Darrin

Any present users with an opinion? Thanks. Peace, Darrin

Thanks Brownie, I'll give those a shot my self. We're always searching. Take care. Peace, Darrin

Hey Rico the Rocket, I believe we have this all settled out, my friend. I'll give you the vinegar in the softener depository but you have to use the vinegar. Trust me it works. If you use a "free" detergent, which you also use for regular laundry, you will be sitting pretty. My towels come out...

Get the 5.5" backing plate from LC and either use the Orange flat, from LC again or the McGuiars MF cutting pad for cutting. I like the black LC for finishing up. Good luck and take care. Peace, Darrin

Get the 5.5" backing plate from LC and either use the Orange flat, from LC again or the McGuiars MF cutting pad for cutting. I like the black LC for finishing up. Good luck and take care. Peace, Darrin

Yeah thanks, I'm sure it's a great machine, that's just a lot of clams for a mini. Thanks. Peace, Darrin

Hey there Rick, Just dump about a half cup before the first rinse, right in the machine don't place through the fabric softener entrance. We don't want anything to do with fabric softener or dryer sheets. After wash is done, set back to rinse cycle and add another 1/2 or so. After the second...

Ya know, the ones to get into the nook and crannies. Thanks. Peace, Darrin

:iagree: Yep, warm water, clean "free" detergent, vinegar first and again, second rinse. That's it. Where have I heard this before?:buffing: Peace, Darrin

Hey Richy, Very nice work, Sir. Just wanted to say that, day in, day out, you consistently put out a high quality product. Your talent! Thanks for sharing. Oh, btw, I dig your neighborhood, nice brick houses, established trees, well kept vegetation and lawn. Forgive me, I was a landscaper...

My only thoughts are not enough lube or too much downward pressure. I have used several of the clay replacemeant products and haven't an issue. I normally use DoDo Born Slippery as a lube though on occasion I'll use my wash medium if pressed on time. I let the mitt, towel sponge,etc...glide over...

Thanks Bob, Ingersoll Rand gives a good lowdown. Now I need to google on how to use my brain so as to think of these things myself. Thanks again & take care. :buffing: Peace Darrin

Primarily to drive pneumatic buffers for reaching tight spots, clean MF pads and blowing debris and water out of nooks an crannies. Thanks. Peace, Darrin

Very nice. Thanks for the review. Appears to be an excellent product. Love the Mazda too. They have a pretty sweet looking line-up going right now. Almost bought one. Thanks again & take care. Peace, Darrin

Hey y'all, looking at investing in an air compressor and would like to know your opinion on what I would need to drive tools, etc... Something that could go mobile but still have the power to get the job done. Thanks and take care. Peace, Darrin