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Griot's has a new line coming out June 6th and one of their guys at the Tacoma store said I should wait before I buy a polisher. I've got a feeling that a more "professional" polisher will be coming out to compete with the new Megs.

Scrub them down good and let them dry. Next I spray them down with Sprayway glass cleaner and wipe clean with a black microfiber. My trucks will still look new with 75K miles on them by doing this every time I wash. I don't like the slick shiny look I like the new look. By doing it this way it...

I called Griots in Tacoma and talked to a gentleman about their DA and told him I was leaning toward the Megs. He didn't bad mouth Megs at all...not their DA,chemicals,nothing! I was really impressed with his honesty and just being a all around great guy to speak with. Now with that said he told...

I saw that on their site and a new polisher was the first thing that crossed my mind since Megs came out with theirs. Doesn't make the decision any easier for sure. What pads and plates do y'all recommend for the Griots?

Guz the car turned out amazing man!

Yeah guys right now I'm torn between the two!

I have no doubt that the FLEX is a beast and for doing serious correction it's probably the best. My fear is being new to machine polishing I'm afraid I would cause some damage with it...lol.

I'm seriously considering the new MT300 and was wanting some opinions on it and the new Meguiars foam pads. I was going to pick up the Flex and still may in the future but for now I think this might work well for me starting out.