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SO..... based on the above given definition, "Paint cleaning, not to be confused with washing,
is the process of removing below surface defects”... any product that has the means of removing...

IMO use the boss pads with the boss polisher. A 6-pack of boss pads can be had for $44 (little over $7 a pad) with the 20% off coupons that run almost weekly. Ive tried and performed nearly a dozen...

On second check... they are manufactured by tolco

I'd suggest it... the chemical resistant bottles from U.S plastics are top notch and provide every measurement you could want including the 10:1 all the way up to 1:1.. problem is it's really not...

I have the exact ones... I buy all my stuff from US plastics

Now I know why I've been holding out on buying a new polisher... =D

Honestly, I don't doubt that it works and I wasn't really knocking it for that matter. Again as a matter of opinion, I just can't justify the increased cost for additional products that I can get the...

Just my opinion, but I'd rather not pay significantly more money for a dedicated/specialized "works-with" product when I'd be willing to bet 98% of the people here already have products that will do...

has anyone actually done a/an drying towel showdown? this is something I've been considering doing as i own quite a few different towels and really want to see where they stack up against each other...

Big Blue

Plastic wrap layered a few times and a rubber band

Mike, so glad to finally see this write up and it's a dang good one at that. That car went from beautiful to absolutely gorgeous! Job well done!

-Chris

The winter is coming upon us here in PA, would love to try it out since the hoses are officially packed up!!

Softness isn't necessarily as important here as the gsm, but then again it is. Owning both towels I can tell you to stick to the blue or orange (preferably orange) EE. Reason being yes the platinum...

Curious as to why anyone hasn't mentioned Uber Rinseless mixed to QD ratio?

Any updates, Mike?

-Chris

GSKR,

Delete some messages... you're inbox is full

-Chris

That roof looks beautiful, Mike.

I assume you're going to wait till you're completely finished to do a full write-up of products and tools used?

Keep it up!

-Chris

Mike,

Having a 1970 Dodge Challenger SE/RT that I'll soon embark on the journey of restoring here in the next year, I feel like a little kid on Christmas!! Really looking forward to the write up...

Mike,

It would be neat to see you tackle a project like this with basic/beginner level tools and products and see just how well it comes out.

After all, I think I can speak for most people...

Head to Target or Walmart and grab a pack of White Pentel Hi-Polymer Erasers... the rectangular ones.

Thank me later :xyxthumbs:

Topped HD Speed with WolfGang DGPS a week ago on a 2500 Silverado.... the end result was nothing short of amazing

I'm not talking just regular compound and polish though, the AIO's (specifically those with sealant) pose a much more difficult task of removing all the product... has anyone tried mineral spirits?

Hey guys, just curious how you all are cleaning your foam pads of HD Speed or any AIO with a sealant in it. I've been using CG pad cleaner as it came with some hex logic pads I purchased a while ago...

The Elite Microfiber Towels with the Silk banding on here are superior to the gold plush and cannot be beat in my opinion...