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I'll post a picture of what I got when I get home, but I'm almost certain this is what you'll need too. I bought it at my local hardware store for $4.

Was just up in Charlevoix for 2 weeks. Wish I would have seen this.

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Will the griots line require me to purchase new pads or can I continue to use with the CCS?

Forgive me if I sound stupid, but what difference does it make if the 3401 rotates counter-clockwise? What's the con of using a counter-clockwise rotating DA as opposed to a clockwise?

As Mike Phillips always says, start with the least aggressive method. As far as pads go, there's a bunch of different brands. Same with product. Few questions for you: Do you have DA polisher picked out? Purchased? If so, which? What product do you have purchased? Are you looking to minimize...

I've found Audi, BMW, and MB paint to be very hard.

Excellent transformation. Beautiful turn around!!

Looks like a completely different car. Very nicely done!

I'd do it for $30/ft. Same as a boat. That thing will be very very time consuming considering the amount of surface area.

I'd say you transformed that pretty well :)

HDSpeed. Love this stuff.

I had an issue with the orange pads on my MB. Damn hard paint. What polisher? What product? Thanks!

Can't go wrong with the GG6. I went with the Flex 3401 personally because I got a killer deal on it. Pads I bought were 6.5" Orange, Black, Blue, White. 6 of each. Granted I do this more than "part time", but having extra pads won't hurt. They'll just cost you lol. Doing your own personal...

For a full size SUV, (Yukon, Suburban, Tahoe, Expedition, etc.) I'd charge roughly $500 for a full int/exterior + 1 step.

Which is fine, I understand what you're saying. What I'm saying is that people may not want a correction. Regardless if you think it's 1000x better or not. You're still charging that client for something that they don't want. So why not accomplish what they DO want, and be done with it?

Unfortunately, it's not really what you want. It's what the client wants. They're paying for the services. As much as you want to try to convince them, if they're not for it, they're not going to pay for it. You can certainly ask if they want the correction, explain the benefits of it, and go...

$3k in BBS wheels and doesn't use a $10 grit guard XD

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