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I agree, it's hard to beat EZ Crème Glaze.

From my limited experience, Turtle Wax chrome polish is more abrasive than Mother's, which is more abrasive than Optimum Metal Polish. So that's my most aggressive to least scale: TW > Mothers > Optimum

Í need some 901 to start washing when the weather gets nice again.

Any reviews yet?

Nice work, Wendell!

I love those style Mopars!

I've used a 6.5" orange one before, worked okay, lasted well. Would almost prefer a flat pad in the future, or a 3M waffle. Sorry I can't answer all of your questions, but that's my limited experience with them on a rotary.

Isn't that great? Somebody needs a product to remove bird sh#t, and we get to suggest Bird Sh#t Remover. Brilliant! ;) Got anything that'll make your car smell like a strip club? :D

Well, I hated to strip the M21 and didn't want anything weird to happen compatibility wise, so I went with a coat of Pete's 53 on the M21 and it looks great. HRJ

I have M21 because I was just trying something different before a car show later this week. Having tried that, now I'm thinking I maybe should have stuck with what I normally use. So my question is about how to proceed...typically, I wouldn't be doing this.

My other thought was to try and salvage it with a wax as a LSP, ie Fuzion or BFMS. The M21 really isn't bad, just not quite as slick as I'm used to. But how much does that matter once the sealant is topped with a wax as an LSP?

I put a coat of M21 on my black show car and although it looks pretty decent, not sure it has the pop of some of my favs, like BFWD and UPP. Can I go ahead and stick one of these sealants right on top of the M21, or do I need to strip it? HRJ

Wipe that BFWD dust off with V7 and tell me what you think. ;)

Really? I own both and never considered them similar. BL and EZ, however, are very similar (not the same).

Nice setup!

This is my personal commuter truck, so yes, I was floored with the results. ;) A GG6 would be difficult to get these kind of results quickly...anything is possible if you have time. The rotary made the job easy. It is not a swirl free finish, but the shine and color and definitely back. I'd...

Products used: Meguiar's #7 applied by hand 3M Medium Cut Compound applied by Makita rotary with orange kompressor pad DG501 applied with Griot's GG6 with blue LC pad Malco Showroom Shine QD (Something I'm trying to use up on stuff that doesn't matter). ;) Some of the more rewarding...

The most impressive car I've owned was a '65 Shelby Cobra replica with aluminum body, aluminum block 427 side oiler stroked to 482ci, aluminum case 4 speed toploader. I had it chassis dynoed at 475rwhp and the car weighed 2100 lbs. yee-haw!

I bet that 440 really ran! Two thumbs up!

Wow, man! Great work and how rewarding that must be to get it back to how you remember it!