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I've been looking at the D166. Did you see that 3" plate and pads I listed a few posts ago? Do you think these will be good for me to convert my CG Torq 6" to a 3" tool? I'd like to keep my GG 6" as my primary tool with 5" pads and the Torq as the 3" using the pads I listed a few posts ago...

I'm hoping for some feedback to take advantage of the current sale and shipping, thanks in advance.

I have an 06 300C SRT8 with a Corsa cat back exhaust system. I used the power ball on a Dewalt cordless drill several months ago with the Mothers mag and aluminum polish you see Mike using. The tool worked great on the inside of each tip and on the sides and bottom. The top of each tip was tough...

Thanks, Mark. I think the Blackfire may be too $ for me, though. What do you think of the pad selection and backing plate I noted above?

Then I just saw this...for $49. 2 less pads, but 3 towels. I think I have enough towels, though. Griots Garage 3 inch HD Backing Plate Griots Garage 3.5 inch Micro Fiber FAST Cutting Pad Griots Garage BOSS 3 inch Microfiber Pad Griots Garage BOSS 3 inch White Correcting Pad Griots Garage BOSS...

Thanks, all....I'm thinking the following to use on the CG TorqX machine?? Griots Garage 3 inch BOSS Foam and Microfiber Pads - 6 Pack Pad 1 : Microfiber Pad 2 : White Correcting Pad 3 : Orange Correcting Pad 4 : Orange Correcting Pad 5 : Yellow Perfecting Pad 6 : Black Finishing Griots...

What a great buy! I so want one of these and have started saving. It'd be for personal use, but I love to wrench on my own car, too, so this would help that fix and the detailing fetish.

I learned that I could cut my detailing time in half and improve my results by using a machine and quality products. I also learned that I could use clay. Now I've learned that there's Iron-X to decon the paint like I do the wheels with GG HD Wheel Cleaner, so next purchase is some Iron-X or...

Bwahahahhhaaaa...that was me, too, man. I used the Megs 3-step Crystal products - Paint Cleaner, Polish, and Wax. I still have some of that liquid stuff. Though, I used multiple pads for each step, I did it by hand...

Out in the sun this morning...

My 2006 300C SRT8 has stock 20" wheels with 86k miles on them. While I've kept them clean with Griots HD wheel cleaner and regular soap and water, I've never clayed them nor have I ever taken a polish or a polisher to them. I'm not sure if they're clear coated or not. How do some of you pro...

I just threw on a 5" backing plate on my GG 6" and went to work with 5.5" pads. No weight change needed.

Washed my 2006 300C SRT8 (86k on the clock) this past weekend and this evening threw a coat of Megs Fast Finish on her. She sits in my garage tonight ready to take my youngest to school in the morning.

I have a Brilliant Black 06 300c SRT8. The paint is in really good shape except for the various rock chips, i.e., no deep scratches, no marring, no swirls. Well, it does have water spots on the roof that I haven't been able to get off with Megs UC, though, admittedly, I didn't really work it...

My $0.02...when I land on your page, it's really busy, just a whole lot going on. For example, my first two looks at it, I missed the navi buttons because of the large font surrounding them and the pics. I do technical writing and editing as part of my job and I noticed the following things...

Dan Tran, I like the pics on the website, my only issue is that when I first landed on it, I clicked through the links at the bottom left not knowing seeing the circle with the i in it at the top right. It took me several minutes to figure out that for info about your company that I needed to...

Now that's a bummer to hear...I was hoping to get a PW that could double on both cars and exterior wood, driveway cleaning duty. I'm looking at a Honda/Powerstroke gas PW at Costco which is essentially this - Direct Tools | POWERSTROKE 3000 PSI Gas 2.5 GPM Pressure Washer with Honda Motor Was...

I'm also in the market now for a power washer. But it needs to serve multiple purposes, such as car washing with lots of suds and cleaning wood siding, driveway, and similar uses. Not sure if I should get gas or electric, 1500 or 2000 psi, hose roller, etc. Interested in how this thread goes.

No polishers, again?

Haven't seeon one, but maybe I'm not looking int he right spot or for the right description...TIA!