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Indeed it does Mark, if its anything like 3M's restoration kit, its going to be AWESOME. Future review up ahead, stay tuned!

Of course they are, they are always coming out with new innovative products...such as the ones below: I already reviewed the B2B HD Cleaner. Be on the lookout for a review on the new NuLens, Revision, Paste Wax & others shown here.

You mean Meguiar's. You need to do your own testing & research to find which products work best for you. Experience will teach you that selecting the best products that each brand has to offer will yield you the best results. On a side note, I saw your going to UTI. Interesting...I graduated...

I work on 64's for the U.S Army (15R). For civilians who dont know what that is, heres a nice pic bellow:

Eeeeeeek. Those are BAD. This looks like a job for Meguiars M101 with some MF pads.

Polish them with a fine polish and a 4" pad. Depending on how severe they are, you might need to upgrade to a compound. Once your done, optilens them. You'll never have your lights dull or fade again.

Was this done with Mothers Professional compounds/polishes? If so which ones?

Outstanding review Caleb! Looks like you really went all out with this one. I like how both products create zero dusting. Their definitely an alternative to the usual Meguiars/Menzerna/Optimum lineup. This will probably open up newbs minds when they realize "hey, I thought Mothers was just a...

I agree, FG400 would be a better alternative.

^^^ 100% Agree Ultimate Compound is more user friendly than M105. Certainly nowhere near as much cut as FG400. Whether you need as much cut as FG400, only you can determine that by doing a test spot first.

330 lumens!? Wow, that must of cost a pretty penny. I got mine when I was trainning at the police academy. I never intended to use it for detailing, however it works great for finding swirls and general lighting purposes.

I find this to be true at times as well. However adjusting the angle of the light seems to help when dealing with bright LED lights. I use a rechargable StreamLight, 250 lumen with an adjustable high/med/low setting. Im able to drop down as low as 65 lumens if needed. I cant see myself buying...

I almost died when I read this, great way to start my morning.

Glad you enjoyed it, I have an article coming up soon so look out for that. I agree! Thanks for checking it out. Not a problem. Its easy for this product to be mistaken for a dressing. Absolutely, thanks for checking it out. If you ever get the chance to try it, let us know how it worked for...

I agree

I recommend some of the suggestions from ihaveacamaro. He has alot of experience with clay alternatives that work just as good, if not better than most clay bars. His video reviews will guide you in the right direction.

I dont "think" they will, all clay bars are abbrasive. Like I stated, if used properly they wont marr paint. However, clays that are designed to remove heavy over spray WILL marr paint, no matter how careful you are. Basic auto detail info, I shouldnt have to explain this to you.

Big LoL@ the clay magic comment. If you marr the paint on a "new vette" with clay, then you have no idea what your doing. Granted, all clay bars marr to a degree, dont blame the tool blame the user. This is why you select a mild clay bar, and follow up with a fine polish. This is very true...

I agree, no match for wool+rotary.

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