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Don't know about this stuff but Adam's Graphene Spray is impressive!

Actually graphene is pretty cheap and easy to make. A little goes a LONG way. Almost all car products will use Graphene Oxide.

My brother in law has a Flex XCE 8-125 18.0, I tested it out before I bought the Dewalt DCM848B. While I haven't had the chance to do a side-by-side comparison, I like the Dewalt better. Both have a nice solid quality feel, but the Dewalt DCM848B is a much better deal, and allows you to buy...

I can't exactly answer that. But a 6 amp-hour battery isn't noticeably heavier than a 4 amp-hour battery when connected to the buffer. However, I imagine if you jumped to an 8, 9, or 12 amp-hour battery that would make a bigger difference and probably throw off the balance somewhat. Then...

Yes, the Craftsman backer will fit it. Dewalt's parent company - Stanley Black & Decker makes and supplies many different brands.

The big advantage that this Dewalt orbital buffer has over the more expensive Flex is I can easily upgrade the batteries to 6amp-hr, 8 amp-hour, or even 12 amp-hour batteries AND use them in my other Dewalt tools. Put a 6 or 8amp-hour battery in this Dewalt buffer and you have a superior buffer...

It's not proprietary at all. This will fit it fine smile.amazon.com/Backer-Pad-Orbital-Sanders/dp/B00PP6TGBI/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2G6CY3NU470P0&dchild=1&keywords=ryobi+hook+and+loop+backing+pad&qid=1597852282&sprefix=hook+%26+loop+backing+ryobi%2Caps%2C193&sr=8-5...

I'm getting 2 new 6 amp-hour batteries. I did the entire hood of my F150 yesterday with one 2 amp-hour battery. Battery performance varies. Outside temp, battery age/condition, Lithium purity and quality varies in each battery too.

Amazon sells the bare tool for $269. Mine arrived today. Already had Dewalt 20V batteries and charger. The polisher is awesome! Powerful, smooth, little to no vibration. Brushless, 15mm throw, easy to find batteries, quick 15-20 min recharge, 3yr warranty.....this thing blows away the...

I have a hard time believing that. I get that it needs water. All the "strong jet" does is disperse the product. If you are working with a very wet surface and spritz the product on then wipe with a damp towel, you are also dispersing it before a final wipe dry. There's about a 60 minute...

Seems like a more economical way to use it. Same with Meguiars Ceramic Wax....it works best on a very wet surface as a drying aid.

Shine, durability, beading, etc. Is one much better than the other. Soft99 Fusso 12 months seems to be a better value because from what I've read you can get 25-30 applications out of a container.

Has anyone used a spritz of Hydro Blue on a VERY wet surface as a drying aid?

I'd like for someone to compare PNS to Soft99 Fusso Coat 12 Month.

Interesting.... Can you provide a little more info about how you make this concoction and when/how often you use it, and how is it applied and removed? Thanks! I like the economy and efficiency of this if it works.

Coatings now deserve it's own permanent and separate space.

BTW, speaking of BSD, which is better for shine and protection Sonax BSD or Griots Garage Best of Show Detailer?

I have few samples of it. I don't understand the product or how best to use it. Enlighten me and I'll give it another try.

Liquid Glass from the 1980s. It was the first “enthusiast” polish/wax that completely surpassed Turtle Wax, Rain Dance and Blue Coral Polysealant

If coating blocks moisture from getting into the leather it’s also blocking moisture from leaving the leather.