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HD speed and soon d166 for basic AIO. Then Essence for upgrades.
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I still love my HD Speed.
As for pads, it depends on your paint. A white LC flat wasn't quite "cutting it" (pun intended) for me on my Ram.
Switched over to the orange, and the results were exactly what I was looking for.
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Another vote for Meguiars D166
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I still like Meguiar's M66, or M06.
I also use Duragloss 501.
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Originally Posted by
acuRAS82
Wow! Very impressive.
I will say I garage my car but I’m still very impressed with Essence and will be prepping my car with it again for the winter here in the next month.
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Originally Posted by
DetailKitty
I will say I garage my car but I’m still very impressed with Essence and will be prepping my car with it again for the winter here in the next month.
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I like BF One Step, HD Speed and Griots Finishing Sealant in that order. I tend to stay away from D166. 166 cuts great but I find it to leave micro-marring behind on some paints. When using an AIO I would rather glossy with some deeper scratches and swirls present than hazy paint.
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Originally Posted by
Dr Oldz
I like BF One Step, HD Speed and Griots Finishing Sealant in that order. I tend to stay away from D166. 166 cuts great but I find it to leave micro-marring behind on some paints. When using an AIO I would rather glossy with some deeper scratches and swirls present than hazy paint.
Jim, I was going to post the same thing! D166 is very easy to work with, but left micro-marring on every black car I tried it on. I gave it away.
Blackfire One Step is awesome!
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Originally Posted by
WRAPT C5Z06
Jim, I was going to post the same thing! D166 is very easy to work with, but left micro-marring on every black car I tried it on. I gave it away.
Blackfire One Step is awesome!
what pads did you use? I noticed this on a Lexus I just did but I switched from the Rupes Green pads to their yellow pads and viola, great correction but no marring.
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Originally Posted by
PaulMys
I still love my HD Speed.
As for pads, it depends on your paint. A white LC flat wasn't quite "cutting it" (pun intended) for me on my Ram.
Switched over to the orange, and the results were exactly what I was looking for.
I experienced the same thing with HD Speed on a trashed black Altima. Had to step up to an LC Flat orange from white.
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