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One more question Mike, have you ever used Meguiar's micro fiber correction system with the Flex? If the Flex works faster, I assume it would help the micro fiber correction system work faster also. Is there anything to watch out for with this combination?

See I have a rotary, but most of the jobs that I get don't need it. And when using the rotary I always have to follow up with a PC step to remove the imperfection the rotary has created. And that is extra time. The customer base that I have right now, don't need/want a full correction, they...

Damn Mike, I think you've convinced me to buy a flex over the GG 6" polisher to replace my old PC... errghhh...I was almost set!

I've used both and they are different beasts. The PC is easy to use, not too heavy and it is effective with the right pad and polish combos. But the draw back i've found is the vibrations from the PC at the highest level can cause fatigue, and it does bog down under heavy correction. The Flex...

Iron-X is rough on the nose for sure, and it sticks around. You can smell it inside the car after using it. And no matter if you wear gloves either, it some how makes it onto your hands, and it stinks!!!!

I hope sealants don't die, i need my customer to come back to me for their bi-annual details...lol. I push sealants right before winter, and waxes in the spring time.

The smell is similar to the squash scent JDM air fresheners. I've used this product also and it works very well. The proof was in the fact that my waxes/sealants were lasting a lot longer due to a better surface bond.

Rotary polishing isn't difficult if you understand your polishes and the concept of the machine itself. The only difficulty is how the machine pulls when using stiffer pads/heavy polishes. With soft pads and light polishes, it's easier to control.

Hey guys, My Name is Chris, and I've been detailing since 2007. I got into it as a hobby after buying my first car (Audi A4). I started out using OTC stuff from the local automotive store. Then discovered Adam's Polishes. Picked up a starter kit, and haven't looked back. Me and a buddy...