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Thank you. I would have loved to post that thread here but too many of them are unavailable here at AG. Because of that fact and my respect for AG, it’s why I didn’t. Shame now because all that info is gone.

Soooooooo many LSP’s available anymore.Sooooo many forms that are extremely easy to use, to the dedicated coatings in today’s market. Yet every time I use this amazingly cheap wax, I am always surprised by the results. It’s no suprise to some that have read my post, that I am a Nuba lover...

Thanks Guz!

Another great review/how to! I’m a big fan of the Wolfgang version.(I buy it by the gallon) This looks equally as good!

I’m typically one who always does the tall roofs on any vehicle. Honestly (unless the customer request) I consider those who skip that area a HACK detailer. That being said..... Roof areas are certainly a challenge along with being a safety concern. Typically you are on a platform or ladder of...

This version is much better. The old formula was just blah. Definitely a huge upgrade!

Awesome. I have learned to keep two brushes. One bent and one straight. Thanks Pat!

With detailing season coming up for a lot of us, don’t forget to lubricate the felt ring!! Mike P has a few articles on this if you are unaware. Just do a quick search. Also it’s a good time to check the backing plate out. I always suggest having a spare on hand as this IS a wear item. They...

Nice review, Pat! I’m gonna try some base upon this review. One thing that nailed home is that you said they don’t shed. I have some brushes that are really nice looking but end up causing me more work picking up bristles. Thank you!

Lol @ Cut the Vord!!! I did the same with my Rupes Rotary. Just too long for my liking when storing. I understand why some like it and the point of a long cord. Just not for me. Glad you are enjoying your new toy!!!

I use *spider webbing*

Good luck with your purchase. Cool thing about these forums is you can ask questions and figure out what best suits “your” needs as you stated. I find this forum is very helpful for instances such as this. Good people here!!

Coming from a rotary user, let me say this. DO NOT LET THE ROTATION OF THIS TYPE OF TOOL DETERMINE THE PURCHASE. I was hesitant on buying a 3401 back in 2009 or so because of the rotation direction. After I got the tool in my hand, I quickly realized it didn’t matter at all. This type of tool...

Happy birthday, Mike!! And many many more!

OCW is a great product. It plays well with any LSP and is certainly a great topper. I say go for it.

Some really good suggestions here. To get back to the OP, polishing is to perfection is the number one key. The Rupes system is definitely capable of providing top notch results. As for the topper, you guys have some really great Nuba waxes made there. I would personally give the Dodo Purple...

Been there done this! First I suggest ditching the Meguiar polishes(205 and ultimate polish) They have been known to not finish well on some paints. Second I would suggest just a 8mm free spinning DA. After those it becomes a bit of trial and error.. I would suggest the following few...

Did you use both products in conjunction with your cordless polisher?

These look awesome. Thank you for the review, Mike!! I prefer this style of towel for drying. As noted tho, it can be a magnet for contaminants. I have separate containers for these types of drying towels for both clean and “dirty”. I never like the guzzler style towel. Nothing against the...

Both are great. I almost wanna say they are the same. But I do think BF cuts a hair better. Either wipes off so easily after buffing a whole vehicle and letting it sit. I tend to chose BF just for the sales you can get sometimes and the fact that should you decide to top it with a true...