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Thanks for this thread!!! Got a small chuckle and learned a bit Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Maybe the 2" is too small for that throw. Hmm.

I use both techniques. For smaller areas, tape. Such as the hood vents of a Mitsubishi EVO For larger areas, MF. Such as the air vent on the rear of older Porsches.

What throw is your DA? Myself, I probably wouldn't use an adapter on a long throw, but have used one fairly regularly (lately) with 3" backing plate on an 8mm throw DA. No issues. Haven't tried a 2"

Yes, Poorboy's World Pro Polish will work just fine for what you want. It's a good product.

GOOD. This saves me some time :) These tools are great. The 3401 is still my fave....just got to get the other two Beasts added to my collection! ahhhh some day.

I can't believe you! haha. No worries. Happens to just about everyone. One Step. Love that product.

What did you use 2 years ago?

me, I'm not so sure as i haven't tried that combo. Only combo's I've tried: Rupes P808 over Rupes UNO Protect Blackfire BlackICE Hybrid Liquid Wax over Blackfire One Step <-- Veh owner recently told me how happy he was after washing it.

That looks real good !! Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Been using PNS lately. Did a few cars with it. Loving it and will buy more when I run out. Here's one that got a light polish (thin paint) and PNS was the LSP

I'll go back and watch Mike's video later. Always looking to learn more, after all. Here's a thread I made based on another Rupes video. Scroll down the the slide, "Simply Better" in big green letters to get a chart as to how the Rupes polishes stack up...

Fine. Be that way. Haha. It's all good man :) Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Guess I won't have to get the 3D myself now! I'll grab a seat and wait patiently for results Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

annnnnnd....they're gone. Huh, it wasn't that long ago that I saw it. Good price, too.

I can't imagine if anything is needed in detailing. I'm not looking around, but 350 seems pretty good for the two tools. The big GG also has them. I do carry my GG6 as a back-up tool on my mobile jobs! With both backing plates (5" and 3")

As with anything, test first. You may need to shorten that if you're in a hot/humid environment

"Clean and shiny" is what I hear quite a bit. Rupes Uno Protect is pretty good so far. Three cars. It's best used indoors. You an leave it on the paint longer that way. Outdoors, on a warm, sunny day, I took the time from 20 min before wipe-off, down to about 10. It helped make wipe off...

I was going to suggest the same. Or even "find" a new GG6 so he can get a 3" plate and pads.

No problems at all. I absolutely love Blackfire's Wet Ice Over Fire on the wife's Kia. When I did her's, it was pretty much like you did: BF Paint Cleaner, BF Sealant, but topped with BF Midnight Sun paste wax. Washes consisted of occasional Blackfire Waterless, but mostly Blackfire Rinseless.