Recent content by paul a.

Great results on that C4. I'm a rotary cut guy and Flex finisher.

Beautiful work, Tommy! Those 50/50's show significant improvement. Amazing haze and lack of gloss for 190 on the clock.

Wow! Significant improvement. Nicely done. What was your process?

Thank you, Marino, for sharing that with us. Sorry it was so troublesome but your perserverance paid off HUGE.

Wow! Absolutely spectacular results! You can see how Megs 210 and a black pad jewelled that shine up nicely.

I saw both of those comments and, yes, agree with the first and disagree with the second. First, it's true you can encounter a section that doesn't respond "just like" your test spot but, for me, that's rare. If you do, simply adjust. Then go back to the tested conditions for the rest. I now...

Absolutely superb. 3 hours worth of solid advice in what...15-20 mins? Thank you, Mike. I am now 100% rotary for my initial cuts and then Flex 3401 VRG for refinement. I have cut down my work times significantly!

Congrats!!! You'll absolutely love it. I'ved loved mine for years now (3401 VRG).

Try your rotary with wool and ACA 510 and don't be afraid to exert some pressure. You can always clean it up with your Flex, foam pads and a finer polish.

That's another great time saver!

I much prefer sheeting.

I love my foam gun washes and let that clingy foam dwell a bit before LIGHTLY using my wash mitt. The key is very light pressure for my mitt.

Pretty good is understating it! Beautiful work, my friend. Those seats came out amazing.

Another superb video and something that i now offer to clients. 2 BIG takeways, folks. See how almost the entire vehicle is covered before starting? IMPERATIVE. You work this polish with frequent water spritzes and it will sling as Mike shows. If left to dry on uncovered paint it's like...

I made a DIY light stand from instructions off the internet. I'm cheap like that! I like having a relatively small but bright stand i can move around the vehicle as i go. More passive than actively checking with a handheld light after i'm done with a section. I can then see the results...