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I like Megs Natural Shine. Nice gloss, but not crazy. UV protection and can bought about anywhere at a good price.

I had this broken GG 3" polisher given to me. I have and use the 6" currently with zero issues. So I took the 3" apart to see what the issue was. The plastic arbor drive gear was stripped from the metal motor pinion gear. I call GG to see about purchasing a replacement part. They told me...

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Thought I would jump in and give a little clarfication on UL, CE, ect. 1st off let me get this out: These logos do not have anything to do with quality. These are safety logos. As someone has mentioned before they are tested by a 3rd party laboratory. In order to get the UL mark the lab...

Really??? 3 times..that's it??? Oh boy..i better be careful. Not sure I should ever polish my truck again. I "only" do it once a year. I use good methods to clean it but I get some marks over a years time.

Ok cool I was on the right track then. Thanks! Guess I'll be picking ine of these up along with a $17 in lune hose filter from walmart. :)

$17 in line hose filter at walmart?? Perfect! Thanks for the tip, I will be picking one of these up for sure.

No one wants to help out the noob? Can't blame anyone, but...dang. :(

Something to keep in mind..soft water is bad for plants/grass/ect. If you plan on watering your yard, or plants around the house soft water will eventually kill them due to the salt in the water. BUT..it's great for washing cars!

Sorry to derail this topic a little bit, but a quick explanation and it'll all be over. lol I guess I'm now confused on the purpose of this. I thought it would go like this: 1. pressure wash off the large loose stuff. 2. Foam the car 3. wash the car with preferred mit and rinse bucket 4...

Exactly my confusion as well! But, I kid you not it happened 3 different times on my truck, egen using 205. It must be the finishing pad. Odd as well I never considered my trucks paint soft...i dunno. It is impressive how the compound pad and polush finish out. Damn near LSP ready. Ok...

Thanks, Rasky. I'm glad I'm not the only one. I thought I was just doing something wrong. I will say, though, I love the cutting pad and polish. I guess I'll just go back to foam and 205, or similar, for finishing. I use LC flat white with 205 and always seem to get good results. Anything...

Ok, I'm pretty much a noob at this. I just do it as a hobbyist. I've been doing it for a couple of years, though, just not that often. I'm always learning something new. Anyway...I picked up the new Meg's MF system to use with my 6" GG. Anxious to try it out on my 2005 Dodge Ram quad cab...

Meguiars Gold Class and NXT 2.0 both work very good on my white 2005 Dodge Ram. Very glossy and wet looking. I tried Liquid Souvran on it as well. Personally, I couldn't tell a different between it and the Meg's products. At least not on my white Ram.

That's happened to me a few times with yellow, orange and white LC flat pads. AG has always sent a replacement, but dang.

Hmm..don't have one of those. It's on the list now. So when using the surbuf pads..not sure if you saw my post above after you mentioned it...got any tips for use?

I think the amount of product is where I may still be most confused. At times I feel like I'm using too much..but I don't know why. I clean my pad pretty often...maybe not quite often enough, though. Certtainly not after ever section pass. I may go 2 or 3 section passes before I clean...

I'm apparently just not doing something right with UC then. :(

I have to say I love how easy UC is to work with, too, but man..it just doesn't do what 105 does..for me. Interesting you mention the surbuf pads. I have a couple and tried them. Either I'm not smart enough to use them correctly as I didn't have much improvement over using an orange pad...

Sounds like 105 is working perfect! Not marring, not leaving swirls and removing the scratches you were trying to get out. What more were you wanting? With no marring, swirls and all scratches removed sounds like you are LSP ready. However, I agree 105 is a pain to use. I spritz my pad...