TTQ B4U
10-15-2020, 06:58 AM
Alright, I'm going to give the combo a go.
Which pad on a PC polisher do you recommend?
Also what wash (use foam gun and 2 bucket) and quick detailer for weekly maintenance? I have some v07 left, but that is from CG.
If you're using a small porter cable, I'd go with Lake Country Orange "thin" pads. Key is going to be to mark your backing plate and ensure it stays spinning. CarPro Reset is IMO the best wash to use on coated cars. I don't do foam guns or like but if I did, I'd look at the IK9 Foam Sprayer. I'm a single bucket guy who rinses with a hose. Zero issues. Detail spray wise, I use a combo of CarPro ECH20 at 20:1 mixed with a couple ounces of CarPro Reload.
Here's a model 3 I did not long ago.
https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/127447-hammered-tesla-model-3-gets-perfected.html#post1689142
Which pad on a PC polisher do you recommend?
Also what wash (use foam gun and 2 bucket) and quick detailer for weekly maintenance? I have some v07 left, but that is from CG.
If you're using a small porter cable, I'd go with Lake Country Orange "thin" pads. Key is going to be to mark your backing plate and ensure it stays spinning. CarPro Reset is IMO the best wash to use on coated cars. I don't do foam guns or like but if I did, I'd look at the IK9 Foam Sprayer. I'm a single bucket guy who rinses with a hose. Zero issues. Detail spray wise, I use a combo of CarPro ECH20 at 20:1 mixed with a couple ounces of CarPro Reload.
Here's a model 3 I did not long ago.
https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/127447-hammered-tesla-model-3-gets-perfected.html#post1689142