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My previous car was a white gold Ford Escape. That color was so easy to maintain. I'm very picky about my cars and a dirty car drives me crazy. The white gold looked clean even when I knew it wasn't. Swirls aren't easily visible either. If you want a low maintenance color white gold is a...

Turned out great!

I've heard of others using 303 on them. I personally haven't tried it myself though.

Brings back memories of my black 1993 Z28. The first year of that body style. I sure do miss that car.

Impressive work...the owner must be happy :)

Awesome thread. I seriously enjoyed reading and seeing your pictures throughout your progress. You did a great job and have a Nova to be proud of :-)

Great job on a sharp car :)

Wow!! Great before and after pics!! Good work!

How has it held up?

It turned out great. HD Speed is a great product.

Just placed and order and included some Griot’s Rinseless Wash and Wax! [emoji1360] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

:whs: I do the same thing with my Flex.

I LOVE the color and flake. I'm definitely getting the Fuzion while it's on BOGO!

Amazing! I would never have thought it could look that good. Great Job!

Excellent job.....the steering wheel was the first thing I noticed too. It looks brand new now :)

That was absolutely disgusting! How do people let things get like that? You certainly cleaned it up well.

I noticed it too when I ordered samples the last time. I was lucky that even tho the one product I wanted wasn't on the 2nd drop down, it was on the 1st so I just switched the choices I made, moving the product I had chosen in the 1st drop down to the 2nd drop down. I just thought it was a...

Thanks guys. There are so many factors that go into getting a good result. Every time I THINK I understand something, I read something else and get confused. :dunno:

Obviously it also depends on pad choice but am I correct to assume that the faster speeds are more for cutting/correcting and the slower speeds are for "massaging" the paint? By massaging the paint I mean like applying something that you want to keep/leave behind on the car like wax, sealant...

Most directions on here that I've seen are for the PC. Can you suggest or recommend speed settings for different procedures on the Flex? Ex: Polishing, waxing, burnishing, sealing, etc. What is the advantage or the faster speeds compared to the slower speeds? I'm still learning but I have...