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Cool stuff! 100 years, wow. Is there a link to a history lesson on the company?

I use it on all my cars. I had a full front Xpel done last week on a new one. I spend many hours on the highway…… high speed pebbles cause chips and many of them. 100k miles and my front ends were visually spotted, when I traded at 300k it was ugly. The vehicle I just traded had 280k miles...

Interesting design..... I would think you would want the chassis up high and away from the pads. I just buffed the house sinks using a Pixie with an APS 3" extension and 3" pad. Working those curved surfaces would be impossible with most other machines.

Jorze, I'm blessed with bad knees and weak legs..... I work out 3 times a week and ride a recumbent trike 70+ miles a week but they are what they are! I was in the office chair world for 30 years. Forget the tiny Harbor Freight red round roller seat on tiny wheels.... first time a wheel...

Here’s a primer..... https://www.carwashcountry.com/ida-certification-quiz/

Mike, I saw your post on the new FL facility on the 3D forum. It shows you using the Flex drywall sander. That would work great as an RV-Trailer polisher if it had a hook-loop backing plate!

They don't teach those skills in video games!

Any word on your Bronco?

The wheels will buff out!

A can of green spray paint will finish it up!

Thanks.... before and after of the front hub. Full bolt-nut restoration done in 3 months during a cold winter! Buffing aluminum is a messy project!

Drums forever!

Time for the owner to change pads to a ceramic type and eliminate the majority of that issue.

I bit the bullet and purchased a Flex 3401 when introduced a decade+ ago. My Porter Cable was reconfigured to a 4". Gear drive rules!

The "international" polishing parade begins! Great subject to work on!

You knocked that one out of the park!!!!

Was the transom extension scratch built? I was hoping they showed a picture or two of that.

Royce has “glass” talent for sure!

I'm visiting Detroit and drove by the Grand Wagoneer plant. I could not get my phone loose but rest assured a world supply is sitting on the tarmac!

Cerakote is my go to. My trim looks great a year later.