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I use medium grade if I will be following with polish, fine grade if going strait to LSP, my choices are Pinnacle for fine, and TOL purple for medium.

I have had good luck with the Wheel Wax brand, easy to use and last a long time. It smells great too.

If the specs were right the 7amp motor is much more powerful than the 4.2 pcxp. 7 amps is flex power so for the money it seems to be a winner. The pads from LC in 6.5 will work on the BP sipplied with the Griots polisher.

You wont find ## at your parts store, but try auto zone for the CD2. ## is available through their website. *EDIT - NO LINKS

You will have the time of putting it on and letting it set up, if you have to drive very far and also the cost of the products. I would charge at least $30 an hour. Just my thinking.

I am doing a 2003 Grand Prix in the morn and wanted any suggestions on polishing the bumpers. Ill be using a PC with 4" pads, or my Flex with 6.5" pads, what machine or combo would I use. Men IP Men FP2.

IMO the 476 is more durable than Nattys, might not have the pop you are looking for.