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Nope, Rupes remapped the brain of the motors. They moved the higher OPM’s of the II into the midrange of the III. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I use the ones with the tighest beading and best hydrophobic properties. Gyeon Cure is really good, but doesn't last that long. Britemax Remax is the slickest, glossiest, very durable, but doesn't have the tightest water beads.

Rapid Remover is the ticket! Then clay.

Excellent turnaround!!! What extractor did you wife buy you?

P&S Brake Buster. All in one wheel/tire cleaner that won’t rust your rotors. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes, that shows how important rotation is. Rotary is the king of defect removal. Of course there has to be oscillation with a DA, but rotation is more important, IMO. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don’t believe that. I go off the results I get. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Totally agree. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Funny how some of us think so differently. I find Menzerna to be some of the worst to wipe off. Very oily. To each their own. :)

3D ACA 500 is great. FCC, TLC, M110, CutMax are good as well. If you can't get defects out with these compounds, either damp sand or leave them alone. Anything heavier and you're going to remove a lot of clear very fast. It's possible with the ones I mentioned, too.

I've tried 99% of above mentioned non-AIO polishes and do not find any of them "easy" to remove(other than the two I listed). When I say easy, I'm referring to the least amount of oily residues left behind, but NOT sticking to the paint. Most of the polishes listed in this thread take multiple...

Pue polishes: Sonax Perfect Finish and Gyeon Polish remove very easy to remove. I haven't come across any others that compare to these two. AIO: Meg's D166 is the easiest. SUPER easy. Too bad it finishes horrible on black paint. 3D Speed and BF ONE step are also very easy to remove.

Are blue "light polishing" Lake Country pads okay for Klasse AIO? You have two colors that hide micro marring big time. Silver being the most. I’d put some good money you won’t see micro marring, especially using a polishing pad. Do you live in the Los Angeles area by any chance...

Sometimes, softer pads will leave more micro marring than firmer pads. Test spot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

In my opinion, yes. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Eldo, I LIKE Beadmaker. I bought a gallon after trying it. I use it as a drying aid after every wash. It’s going to last, just as Megs UQW would if I applied it every week. Beadmakers durabilty is NOT its strong point if only used every once in a while. I use it because it’s slick as hell...

Eldo, I LIKE Beadmaker. I bought a gallon after trying it. I use it as a drying aid after every wash. It’s going to last, just as Megs UQW would if I applied it every week. Beadmakers durabilty is NOT its strong point if only used every once in a while. I use it because it’s slick as hell...

Yep, too oily. Not saying they don’t finish well, I just don’t prefer Menzerna. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don’t like Menzerna polishes. To each their own. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Car pro Exlir or P&S beadmaker. Is one better than the other? You can’t take everything literally. Bead maker does not give the most prolific beads. No doubt. Considering it’s called BEAD MAKER, it should not fall short in that category, which it does. He didn’t just review it as a topper...