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B&S 5.5" foam is my go to
I also use microfiber and foamed wool, but the flat foam is my favourite

Hello
I've been having some issues with my Rupes lhr15es that I can't seem to figure out.

The machine has had lots of use, not new but well taken care of and stored. It has the washer mod done to...

BC interior here

I have used Powerlock in 40-50 degree weather and it had no ill effects on the application, removal, and left the surface nice and slick like usual.

I used PL last winter on my two daily drivers and held up great through the winter, polished and re-treated in spring so I can't say for anything past that in personal experience. I just put more...

Another option is to use pressure washer if you're comfortable with that and don't mind getting the car wet I've done that before with success

+1 for steam
Works great removing polish around badging as well if you polish inside the lettering with a q-tip

I haven't actually heard this before and would also like to know.

Just based on my own experience 50% compression on a 3" pad would cause it it overheat and separate rather quickly unless the...

I would love a GN!
I almost bought a regal to throw in a v6 and turbo to cure the itch

I have had to deal with a small amount of road paint on one of these felt wells (I can't recall the model, Chrysler 300 perhaps) and the paint would not let go under any circumstance. After talking...

This may be new winter interior set up haha :)
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My current vehicle doesn't have heated anything and you don't realize how soft you've gotten until you complain about how the last vehicle had a/c seats and you didn't get a sweaty back haha

I'm not, just here on AG
So I'm not privy to what goes on there.
What size pads do you use most often bob?

Does every thread have to turn from a practical discussion to either;

A.) A chemistry debate.
B.) Advanced mathematics that in real world situations have minimal effect on the outcome. (Although...

I was just working on a Grand Cherokee today with felt wells! I was considering using a fabric guard on them to help protect it and possibly stop the dirt buildup after spending half an hour pressure...

Sorry to continue the off topic, where I live in bc it's law October 1st to April 1st must have snowflake tires, they just eased up on the law and now accept M&S tires.

I'm gonna have to try this...

Welcome from B.C. :)

Yep it's that time of year, the car is dirty but at least the back yard is starting to look winter proofed!

I'll get to the car before snow flies :)

Haha this way sounds best

Haven't figured out what it is, but after a light wet sanding test spot it came off.
It was decided that I will not be wet sanding the rest of the van. Whew!

I have a 2010 caravan in and it has a layer of "haze" coating over the scratches underneath. You can actually see the sponge path from when it was applied. My heaviest cut SMAT compound on the rotary...

Looks awesome!
What were your steps?

So you eyeball it and it averages out by the end of the bottle?

I'm just trying to figure out an accurate cost per vehicle for products like dp paint coating where I can't see into the bottle