These products rock!

[david b]

I cleaned up my dd over the weekend after a rather mild winter here in the upper Midwest. Despite warmer than normal temps and little-to-no snowfall, months of road salt and sand caused the usual minor swirls/scratches. I put some recently ordered products to use for the first time - Iron X, Cobra Clay Mitt, and HD Speed.

I couldn't be more pleased with all three products...

I'm done claying forever, thanks to the Cobra Mitt.
Cobra Clay Mitt
Iron X just plain works(not sure where to store the container however - strong smelling stuff).
Iron X Iron Remover, CQuartz IronX, Paint Cleaner, paint decontamination
And what's not to love about HD Speed.
3D HD Speed

Sorry, no pics - the "upload photos" deal still isn't working for me.
David

[silverfox]

HD speed is crazy good even if it was 3x the price.

[Justin at Final Inspection]

3 great product that perform plain and simple.

[Joe@NextLevelDetail]

HD speed is nice, and is great bang for the buck.

[TTQ B4U]

Totally agree on HDSpeed. Niether of my current vehicles need it right now but when the time comes if they need a quick polish to bring back perfection, it will be done with HDSpeed.

Looking to do a full correction on my friends Dark Metallic Blue Honda, which REALLY is a nice color to see cleaned up and will be using HDSpeed. His paint isn't destroyed but pretty bad.

Plan is:

• Megs 101 Foam Compound with Orange Pads
• Cold Beer
• HDSpeed with white pads
• Water
• Chem Guys Blacklight x 2 coats
• Cold Beer
• Menzerma Powerlock
• Water
• Great food and more beer

[silverfox]

Careful on the Blacklight. It has micro abrasives in it. I'd do it by hand or else you'll wipe out the Poxy protection in the Speed.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Don't use blacklight. Top speed with proxy.

[geekdout]

If you plan on using HD Speed as a polishing step why not use HD Polish.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

If you plan on using HD Speed as a polishing step why not use HD Polish.

True.