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Sorry for the dislike. I've not been to these forums for years. I accidentally hit the dislike and didn't know how to undo it so, I hit the like as well. :(

I find Menzerna 3800 great for jeweling too. I've been using it since way back before the name change when it was 4000.

Thanks... going to have to give it a shot.

Really? I've been too afraid to try. I was going to get a Karcher just to be able to do that. My friend was able to hook me up (an HD employee) and I was able to grab my for $200 new. Was an open...

I see a Generac PW. I have the 2700 psi model and love it. :xyxthumbs:

I wouldn't even let it get to you. I have to say... nice idea with the sign. :xyxthumbs: I was thinking about doing the same except with a "wet floor" shaped sign. The one that hinges at the top and...

One thing to keep in mind is using it the way RUPES designed would mean also using RUPES pads and polishes. When they designed it I'm guessing (keep in mind it's only a guess) that they didn't design...

Copy that :)

Did I do/say something wrong?

As confirmed by KB via RUPES directly, it will *not* void warranty. Thanks though...

Needed? No

Does it help? IMO yes, more noticeably with MF pads. Speaking from experience with the 15mm version.

You've got nothing to lose to try it for yourself and see how it works for you.

What polish/compound were you using with the MF pads? Sorry if I missed it... :)

I don't know about "average", but when a customer tells me their car is "not bad" or "i take really good care of it" it usually ends up a nightmare. On the other hand when they say it's in bad shape...

Nice, Thanks for the detailed reply.

Nice, we should get something lined up for when you make the trip next weekend. :xyxthumbs:

Unless I missed it, did you get the 15 or 21?

They should be exactly the same except for the throw (15mm/21mm), backing plate (5"/6") and the OPM. *I think* 4200 on the 21 and 4800 on the 15.

Mike
How many blue pads did you use on each side? Did you fully prime the pads during compounding step or just apply a few blobs? At one point during the beginning it looked like you laid a bead of...

Congrats to my fellow WRX/STI owner :dblthumb2:

:xyxthumbs: You just made it easy for anyone to understand. Nice.

I enjoyed reading, thanks. :xyxthumbs:

Well... surprise surprise :D

Another vote for WD40. I'm sure some buzzkill will come along with an MSDS and say why you shouldn't use it, but who cares. It works and also loosens tar and such that's been flung up from the road....

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That works for orders over $95.

I also own a WR Blue Subaru and have worked on many different colored WRX/STI's. I love working on them 'cause they are so easy to correct. In the photos posted in the 1st post it doesn't look too...