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I just wish that dust and pollen wouldn't stick so well to UFF and Megs Spray Wax. But maybe that's the nature of dust and pollen on all waxes, sealants, etc.

Yeah, good luck with that. Mine has 86k on it and it's almost devastating to see a new scratch and chip. And when I do the scratch myself, ugh. It's just not easy dealing with it, lol. First world problems, yeah?

I have a CG foam gun that I have only used CG citrus gloss and wash with. Other than being fun for the kids to apply for me, I don't think it does very much at all. Laying it on as thick as possible, it runs off fairly quickly and because the car usually has a layer of traffic film on it, it...

What I dont understand about these products is that when you do the final wipe off, aren't you removing some, if not all, of what you just applied?

VISITOR is really nice fella. A while back I was asking about 3" backing plates and pads. He PM'd me, we talked by phone, and this guys ends up sending me some stuff. Nothing wanted in return, just passing it forward.

It's a good feeling doing basic maintenance on your vehicles. You get to buy the materials you want and at a price you want, too. The problem I have is that I have a 300C SRT8 that rides low and has that bottom splash guard with a ton of screws holding it on which is a pain to remove. Had to...

I also use the GG pfms, 16x16. But I start with a CG waffle weave grey matter towel and then final wipe with pfm. I wash Microfiber together as I found MY CG yellow microfibers got real linty after washing and drying with cotton items.

So Scott was using a lightly dusted car as his example. What about my black 300c after a week of commuting in the rain with the attendant road film, dirt, bits of leaves? Sure, some of the dirt comes off along with the leaves with a power washer. If I have a foam gun attached to a hose. So, if...

I've used Griots clay bars for years and can't recall ever seeing any marring at all on my black or dark blue vehicles.

Small order and really excited to try the x-press spray wax and iron-.

Had a forum member donate to me a 3" backing plate...so: 6 pk BOSS 3" MF pads: Pad 1 : Microfiber Pad 2 : Microfiber Pad 3 : Orange Correcting Pad 4 : Orange Correcting Pad 5 : White Correcting Pad 6 : White Correcting 16oz bottle of D166 Gallon of X-Press Wax (hope this is as good as...

Thanks to VISITOR for the heads-up on the 25% sale today I'm going to order: 6 pk BOSS 3" MF pads: Pad 1 : Microfiber Pad 2 : Microfiber Pad 3 : Orange Correcting Pad 4 : Orange Correcting Pad 5 : White Correcting Pad 6 : White Correcting 16oz bottle of D166 Gallon of X-Press Wax (hope this is...

Call? In 2018?? Lol...

I am wondering if the Griot's 3" backing plate will fit on the Chemical Guys TORQX polisher...Chemical Guys website says that their chemical guys 3" backing plate will fit on DA machine that accepts 5/16’’ - 24 spindle thread accessories, including the TORQ10FX, TORQX. So...

Are the hydrotechs durable? I thought I read that they tended to wear out quickly...

Thanks, guys...I'm gonna take advantage of the current sale AG is running to get some pads, backing plate, and D166 or HD Speed, haven't quite figured that one out, yet. I'm a Megs liquid guy, but someone else said the HD Speed has some ingredient for black paint, so...

Re: Need 3" backing plate and pads and an AIO Thanks...I've always had a question about headlights...when I use a compound or even something like the McKee's AIO, do I have to re-clear coat or re-do the aio at some point in the future? I know with the 3M kit I would because I am removing...

Ok, I've changed my mind and think that I am going with this: Griots Garage 3 inch HD Backing Plate Griots Garage 3 inch BOSS Foam and Microfiber Pads - 6 Pack Pad 1 : Microfiber Pad 2 : White Correcting Pad 3 : White Correcting Pad 4 : Orange Correcting Pad 5 : Orange Correcting Pad 6 ...

Yep, brilliant black pearl paint. I've been debating between the D166 and HD Speed. I like the reviews of D166, but HD Speed seems like an all-around winner. I've got Megs UC, UP, and UW for when I want to go all in on a weekend detail. But I have so few of those weekends, so I'd like to be...

Why do you think so lowly of 3" pads? Whenever I use the 5" pads on mirrors or bumpers, much of the pad is not in not contact with something and I'm worried about slinging product.