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I would like to know what your results were too.

I too would bw interested to hear answers on this. As I'm putting together a list of pads, polisher, and backing plate to do my cars that have light scratches from many washes done poorly. I will be using M105 and or M205.

Waffel weave with a leaf blower. But I have not done more than 2 cars in a day.

Speaking of back in the day. I remember using Simoniz Paste (furniture wax) on my 68 Buick Electra.

If you can not feel it with your nail, and it has not been repainted I would say just keep at it. I have a 02 Tacoma and I made 20 to 30 passes in some areas to clean it up. I also still have a few bird dropping spots on the cab that have not come out fully. I used M105 with a G100 and 7" yellow...

Happy Birthday Killer!!!!!

This is one area I need to pay more attention to.

I'm with a lot of the others that use both. I blower get most of the water, and gets the hidden areas. Then go over with a good drying towel to get all the water and use a quick detailer as you wipe. :xyxthumbs:

Happy Birthday Harleyguy!!!!!! :cheers: Hope you have a great one.

I am glad to see your concerns about your order are resolved. I think you will be very happy with the Porter Cable XP. I borrowed a Meguiar’s G100 from a coworker and used the 7” Solo pads he had. It took a very long time but I got my truck that has hardly been washed in the 4 years prior...

Were you testing how to resize a picture? If so, I would like to know what you did. Your second shot looked good. :xyxthumbs:

Sounds like a GREAT idea. how about including glaze's.

Mike is the man. Great explanation on diaper cloths. I too have used diapers ,20 years ago, but now things are different. The new microfibers are much better for the paint. Plusher and softer. If you have a few diapers around I might use them for the wheels, door jams, or engine bay. my .02...

I agree with craigr more info, are these spots on the paint, or the windows?

I was thinking looking up the MSDS sheet might tell you.

I used a product not sold here, but has been around long before I was born. And that was 1960. I thought it worked great at cleaning up my spray on bed liner. I did a post on it back towards the end of june. As far as a protectant, I'm still looking for something that will last a long time to a...

Put me down for a chance to win something. :wave:

Great review!!!!! I am looking into getting pads, and a polisher. Just for my own use on two cars. And these new pads are looking very nice. I too would like to see maybe a third and finer pad. I do like the idea of a flat pad with full contact, now I just need to decide on pad size, backing...

I just saw a video of this and I must say it does look very interesting. Has anybody used it on an engine compartment? :autowash:

Good time for a post like this. I know here in western Wash it is getting into the low 40’s at night, and soon it will be in the 40’s during the day and wet outside all the time. I could use some heat in my 2-car garage too.:props: