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how the frick do you melt a backing plate to a pad? the PC doesn't make hardly any heat? I'm not saying your wrong, I'm just trying to see the reasoning and I'm not getting it -Mike-

irrelevant, end of discussion joe - yes I have the wrench for the PC. I tried messing around with it some more tonight and unfortunately, I don't think that pad is going to come off unless I destroy the pad, in otherwords, rip the pad apart from the velcro backing, ditch both the pad and my...

so I'm pretty much stuck with a PC and a Megs finishing pad for life -Mike-

it's problems like these that make me think sometimes that detailing just isn't for me. I love a good shine and my cars to look awesome most of the time. I finished up a good once over with my Mother's Grand Prix GT. Wash, clay, Polish, wax & top. I used some Nxt with the PC for the wax...

holy!!!! (edit word) that's all I can say! I gotta get me one of them -Mike-

is there really a difference in performance between these 2 style of pads or is it more of a personal preference thing? -Mike-

AAAAAAHHHHHH! more decisions!!! lol j/k! I got a bottle of 1Z cockpit premium, works just as good as it smells, great product!! I've been wanting to try 1Z for awhile, when my 3M runs out. -Mike-

yes, pics will come. Next project is our 02 Grand Prix GT. Maybe the Harley, we'll see -Mike-

flawless, that's all I can say! fantastic work man! -Mike-

Well I can officially say the Geo is done!! But wow, what a clean up job to remove the splatter! some old toothbrush and water did the trick! dawn and water spray bottle mix for the trim then applied Meg's #40 for dress up. The paint looks great but due to it is 10 yrs old, there are some...

thanks guys! I tried picking the product up with the buffer and that works sometimes, but when it does, it works nicely so I need to tweak on that technique. However, I managed to simply reduce the product being used onto the pad. I just put 2 small dots on opposite sides of the pad, smear...

PLEASE HELP! I'm in the middle of buffing our Geo. My Rotary is splattering product everywhere!! I'm tired, I'm pissed off and I have honest to god tried every technique I can think of. Reduce speed - no help Pad flat - no help Apply polish on pad - a small circle around the outer edge...

Excellent review! very well covered and to the point! Sounds like a very good product! -Mike-

I thought too if there only going to be down for a couple weeks, I should just clean them up and park them, no need for anything else. Thanks! -Mike-

the floor mats are rubber, there just some cheap Valuecraft heavy duty mats. Guys I need to apologize, I keep forgetting my parents took our camera to Ireland for pictures so I don't have any recent pics of our vehicles. My bad completely! Here is, however one pic of our Geo this past...

Tommorow I'll be buffing out our Geo Tracker. It's in great shape but it has lots of swirls that only a rotary can touch. This thread will contain detailed before and after pics inside and out. My steps will be as follows: Wash - Meg's Hyper Wash and Chennille Mitt Clay - Meg's Professional...

yea my extension cord is like 8gauge and about 20ft long. At most!!, all you need is about medium pressure even when using a heavy polish(not quite a compound) maybe about 10lbs. I'm somewhat of a noob but I see you are well recognized here. Welcome back man! -Mike-

very nice man! awesome lineup! -Mike-

Here's a trick - after you wash your truck, grab some aluminum foil from the kitchen, tear off a small sheet, use the shiney side of the foil to polish the rim. Dunk the piece of foil into the wash water and just like your polishing your rims. After you've gone over your rim, rinse it off...

parents are away in Ireland as we speak. Have an 02 Grand Prix GT and a 97 Geo Tracker 4x4. They'll be sitting in the garage for 2 weeks while there away. Don't see a need for fuel stabilizer, the cars are clean. Don't see a need to do much of anything to them? -Mike-