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Had good results with D151 using a green B&S pad on a black 2013 Lincoln MKT. Surprisingly good results really. I'd say it's just what you need for the cheap customer!

No more for you Dave! :nomore:

As I recall. White Fang and Black Tooth were both dogs.

True love! :drool:

Cardaddy, thanks so much for the detailed write up and photos. Absolute artistry shows in your work. You da man! Pity those that passed up your post because it wasn't a quick read. :(

Welcome to the forum. :welcome:

Well, If the area was properly lighted, heated, DI water for rinsing, low and high pressure wands available and had a proper heated blower for drying I would!!!!!!!!!!! :dblthumb2: Have a separate, cheaper area for applying dressing and QD too. Cheaper prices in warmer weather with low, no...

That's too cheap! $10.00 in quarters wouldn't last 30 minutes at a coin op. How about $20.00-$25.00 per hr?

Really don't see this as a good AIO if you have to chemically remove it. Better off with a straight polish and separate sealant or wax. How about Maguires D151 as an AIO, good cut depending on the pad used and leaves some protection.

Ohhh Cisco!

Welcome! Lots of good info here from some pretty knowledgeable people.

Thanks Kevin, you da man!!!

I do mine in four steps. 1. roof 2. front end, right and left. 3. front and rear doors, right and left. 4. rear quarters, right and left and the rear. This is on a 2013 Lincoln MKT. Just too big to do all in one day, even when I was young. :props:

Add a few ball bearings to the bottle to help speed up the mixing. Ball bearings are the future!

Thanks for the detailed responses to all the questions Dr Pain!

Why is it that your before pictures don't show all the rusty lug nuts that seemed to appear in the after photos??????

:iagree:but use 5.5 pads on the GG with the appropriate bp. I've got both and find that I use the GG more. Easier to control, lighter and great results. Gettin' to old to fight the Flex. I'd also get a HF polisher as a backup. Broken machine, lost$.

Got that! I'll try it on the sides and backlight.

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