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Ok, worst case scenario - will regular 2 bucket washing wear away an "unwaxed" OC?

if you were to polish an opti-coated surface, how would you know that you've gone way too far? will it look like you've gone through a clear coat?

i punch 2 holes on each bottom corner of the ziploc bags just to let air circulate

so here what should it be then? - polishing cloth (long nap) - wax removal cloth (short nap) - buffing cloth - ??? so what's the buffing cloth for?

hi, whats the difference? when do you use which? they are all mf's right? aren't they interchangeable? how do you differentiate each one from their look/feel? - polishing cloth - buffing cloth - wax removal cloth

we all know how the 2 bucket method works - 1 wash solution and 1 rinse solution with grit guard for each. what if the car is foamed (totally foamed) and just a single bucket with grit guard is used for rinsing every after wipe of the foamed car? anyone tried if its effective against swirls...

Yes, it s*sks! I don't touch my car as much as possible but some people really aren't considerate

Pats, I have the same problem. I registered yesterday and I can't post anything anywhere. I didn't receive any activation email as well. Same UN as here.

How about this one? - PC7424XP Plastic Washer This on the other hand came with the PC, easily missed because it's small and located in the accessories bag. It's small in diameter, but thicker compared to the one that came with the BP. I reckon either of which can be used but not both at...

how about inserting SwirlX between UC and UP?

how broke? not sure how it looks like, but most handles are taken cared of by epoxy

Assuming you've wetsanded and left a very thin clear coat, is opticoat enough to cover the lost layers of clear? - that is before LSP of course.

weird... i can't take that black cover off my pc7424xp no matter what i do - yes, i cannot take it off...

so, how do you clean these pads?

Yes, I do have one. 1000w to be exact and is more than enough for a PC. It's just that, will a fast blow 5A fuse be enough to protect the PC in the event that it's plugged in to a 220 source?

Hi, If I replace the stock plug of the PC with a UK fused plug and insert a 5A fast blow fuse, will that be enough to protect the PC from accidentally powering it up over a 220 mains? I live in a country with 220v but my wall outlets are universal, so no problem for me using "any" plug...

Would this be true for OEM factory finish? We all know that factory OEM finish is the land of OP. Was thinking of topping up the OEM clear then wet sanding to get rid of the OP - just clear, no color coats