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Thanks for the info. I also asked GG directly and they said the new ones finish down better with about the same cut.

They used to be black with red foam and now they're white with red foam, the knapp looks a little shorter now, but any other differences? Anyone know why they changed it up recently?

I use one before any polish, and have refused to polish many because the paint was too thin.

So based on the comments so far, a 90's SS car should be fine to coat if the wipe from a product like Eraser doesn't dull the paint? I'm assuming this would be the case even if a bit older as well. I'll try a small spot with Eraser and see if it dulls the paint or not to determine if it's...

Re: What's in the box? NEW Griot's BOSS 15mm & 21mm Polishers Would like to hear your thoughts on this generation of polishers vs the previous generation. Also, didn't they do away with the BOSS name?

Feel free to dive right in, you won't be disappointed. I use all their polishers and their BOSS line of polishes and pads and they are all great. I rarely reach for Meguiar's polishes/compounds these days besides the occasional M205 situation.

Has it been mentioned anywhere how the new coating compares to UK 3.0?

Interested to see how the new coating compares to UK3.0

I'm excited for the new GG pads and backing plate. I still wish they'd make a direct competitor to the Rupes nano.

I've had one or two returned to AG also for damage by UPS. I prefer FedEx whenever possible.

I recently washed a car coated in Ceramic Pro and it didn't feel like it had a coating at all. CarPro coatings you can tell there's a coating on there, it's so easy to clean and very smooth, but not with the Ceramic Pro. IMO it's an inferior product and just marketing gimmicks.

It would be great if everyone bought made in America products, employed all the workers out here, and cut out China and other countries completely. Will that happen? Of course not. Not until American companies can make equal or better quality products at better prices, similar prices or at...

Made in America does not automatically mean it's better quality.

That's exactly how they match up. I started out with M105/M205 when they first came out and as of today, there's no reason to still use M105. M205 has enough cut and finishes well enough to be one of the best one step polishes out there. It's the only Megs polish I still use, everything else...

Once you use Griot's BOSS line there's not much reason to go back and use anything else. On occasion I still use M205 and D300 depending on the car.

If I had to pick, it would be an easy choice, Griot's from top to bottom. Other than long term coatings, I wouldn't need to buy any other brand.

Cancoat seems to be a little underrated and that's a shame. Besides making sure the spray nozzle doesn't clog up after use, it's the easiest LSP to apply that I've ever used, much less coating. I think the ONLY negative about it is making sure when you spray it doesn't spray all over the car...

From what the client told me it was Megs car shampoo with wax in it, yellow bottle

At this point I don't think I'll coat bare aluminum wheels anymore.