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I have the SP18VA and it has a slow start feature. I didn't see that listed on the SP18VAH. Or maybe its the attachments that are included. By the way, while looking up the two on Am*zon, I noticed Kawasaki makes a polisher too, model 840581. It was listed for a very low price.

I'm about to list my Mytee S300 if anyone is interested.

Heads up, a no reserve Vapamore steamer on ebay.

Mothers is a great carnauba wax. Megs#26 is a great hybrid. Both are cheap, easy to apply and easy to remove. You can't go wrong with either.

Great job. Thanks for posting the pics.

Bummed the photos are no longer in the thread.

+1 for Mother's. It works great for me too.

The AG Pro bag looks like it can hold my Flex and a few pads. I like the top mesh pocket, great idea.

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It's hard to type when you're in a straitjacket.

Here's a good link with reviews of the Brite Max Twins. I still like Blue Magic for its cost and over the counter availability but I thought I'd share some info on the Brite Max stuff, it really does work well. Britemax Twins Metal Polish. - Detailing World

Blue Magic is great for cleaning stainless pipes, it's over the counter, and it's cheap. I also like Autosol and Simichrome but they aren't as cheap as Blue Magic. The most effective duo for me has been the Brite Max twins (Brite Max Easy Cut and Brite Max Final Shine). Easy Cut works well to...

I like the 6.5" CCS on my Hitachi rotary and Flex VRG because of their work time and correction. I like the 5.5" Hydrotech on my PC because they use less product and provide quick correction for a DA.

Sonax or Meguiars Quick Interior Detailer (QID) if you want matte. I heard 1Z Cockpit is also good. Meg's is the best deal.

The previous link was for cleaning. The following is for polishing: Diamondite Glass Repair kit - YouTube

I found a video that shows the process with the Diamondite products. I'm not sure if they are Ceriumoxide based like Ceriglass. Diamondite GlassWork Cleaning System - YouTube

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Yeah, Corey/CEEDOG used a Cyan Hydrotech and it seemed to work ok for him. Could it be the pad wasn't exactly flat as you worked it and the scratches were made by the edge of the pad? I would think a drill is harder to control than your Flex. From Mike P's thread: The Glass Cutting discs are...

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