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Love Fuzion on top of DGPS 3.0... also have TSR 3.0 and Plastik Kit but didn't have time to try it out.

SIP, DGPS, Souveran and Mini Fuzion. PC XP and LC Flat Pads!:hungry:

The HD WW's SUCK a lot of water:xyxthumbs: All WW from Cobra are great to have!

I want to try Diamondite Crystal Gloss Surface Protectant!

I like the Arctic White and Indigo:xyxthumbs:

Great time to try Fuzion... you'll LOVE IT!!! :hungry:

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Has anyone tried using different types of water (distilled, filtered, tap, etc) while diluting OID? Have you noticed any difference between them? I'm wondering if it would make a difference...

I didn't think I was adding pressure but then again, it happened to me on the vertical panels so I'm probably applying too much pressure while holding the tool to paint. Mahalo for all of your feed back!

I'm glad the belt stayed in the US again this year :righton: I think it's more exciting if Chestnut just beats Kobayashi... too bad not this year:(

I used a 5.5" Orange Flat Pad and 4" Orange Spot Buff for compounding, but only the 5.5" Flat Pad overheated on me... granted the Spot Buffs are thick like the 6.5" pads, so that could be a reason why...??? Planning on using the same sizes for RED... WHITE... and BLUE;) (proud to be an...

After reading, yes. :xyxthumbs: I had no problem with the 6.5" CCS Pads (due to it being thicker than the 5.5") but after a while when the pad was saturated with product, it didn't have enough power to spin. After reading some posts, others recommended the 5.5"...

I was about 80% finish with my first coat on an Accord when the compound was forming a paste when applied to the car. I noticed that my pad (5.5" Flat Pad) and BP (5" LC) was extremely hot. I'm not too sure if it's because I use too much product... but after every panel, I would clean my pad on...

now I have...:xyxthumbs:

Getting my shopping cart ready... M105 M205 How are their BP? I'm using a PCXP...

Before I joined, I used only Mothers... the best OTC products that were in my area. It's a good system to get good results... I recently purchased a PCXP which is a good DA to start with. Products depend on what you're looking for. I learned a lot reading a bunch of these forums and everyone is...

Thanks for the tip:props:

For my black DD, I personally love WAX!!! But it's good to have a Sealant under... depends on how much time you invest in detailing. good luck! :welcome:

I guess that's one way to buy more products...;)