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Yea, if I can get the G15 on a BF sale, I'll likely pick one up over the G9. Thought about it for awhile, and with the new G15, the price difference isn't that much more than the G9. That being said, I'm looking at all this stuff and thinking about what to buy when the first polisher/backing...

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Thank you thank you! I just bought my first polisher (GG6), and am thinking about getting a longer throw in addition (maybe G9 or G15). Going to have to find a spot for those on here too. Haha.

My wash setup has changed a lot over the past couple years and thought I'd share my cart as it is now. I'm currently running dual filtration with a carbon and sediment filter to a CR Spotless which connects to the pressure washer and 50 ft Coxreels+hose. I used to have an additional garden hose...

Thanks for the feedback guys. I found a few barely used GG 6" locally and reached out to see if they're still available. They're all sub $80 so likely will still pick up a G9 with the savings! EDIT: Found the GG 6" on AG for $115 and applied a coupon code! Y'all the real MVPs. Including AG.

Thanks so much for the help. I did look at the G9 too but had read longer throws are more friendly for beginners due it dissipating heat better? There's a combo pack out there (can't remember where I saw it) with the G9 and G8 for less than $350. Are the, "minis" needed (as @JustJesus) had...

Ah, got it! I guess I'm too acclimated to the coating + maintenance sealant top coat even though I still sealant + wax my girlfriend's car. LSP has had so many new additions.

I have been in the market to buy my first polisher for some time and threads like this are very helpful but also make the decision harder. I only do this as a hobby and likely will only need to correct a handful of cars so I was planning on picking up the new Griot's G15 as it's $240 retail and...

I truthfully haven't looked into hybrid ceramic sprays too much, but does this bond with ceramic coatings and/or help with the water spot etching that's commonly an issue with coatings?