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Here is what I've been using: wash, clay, and PC with a Lake Country orange pad, XMT360. 2nd step w LC white pad and XMT360 but not as much 360. Last product is some Megs Gold Carnuba paste wax. 2 of our cars I could use a little more cut I think. i don't have pics, but from what i've seen on...

hmmm.. scratch x? I'll have to check it out.... maybe a little "more" cut over what the 151 has?

Thanks everyone!

Dude, you should join the Army... we used to do that kind of stuff all the time! "Why are we polishing this ....?" "I don't know...some kind of inspection comin' up or whatever"

...they don't offer this in smaller sizes? I have 5 vehicles in my family. I've been using XMT360 but have wanted to get something with a little more "cut". D151 comes highly recommended and is a bargain at $30/gal... It would take me a LONG time to use that much. Just seems like a smart...

Dan... ...Wife calls me "Pony Boy" :xyxthumbs:

Flash Glaze from Amway... ...don't know if it's still made ...um, I don't want any, either.:cool:

Did you clay first before the 360? It looks great! Or did you simply wash and then go straight to the 360? I have ordered some 360. It will be my first all in one.

...of the car? Or the wife?:props: Maybe she needs to drive my teens son's 97 Saturn... best $1200 I ever spent!

With all this great advice....how can I resist! Order coming your way!

Wow, thanks for all the info! One thing that keeps coming up is the size of the backing plate and pads. I keep seeing 5" plates with 5 1/2" pads, yet the kits all seem to have the larger pads included. Just a noob observation. I'm seeing some $$ in the future. But I have learned to buy good...

New old guy here. Have three sons that want to begin detailing. The oldest (21) has some experience with his own car, but has just used off the shelf products that can be improved on. Also, they want to start using a buffer like the PC or Griot. This is where I come in...looking at starter...