Recent content by AutoFreak615

Hi everyone. Haven't posted here in a long time but my pads are due for a replacement and need help. I have been using Sonus DAS pads with 3M products since I first learned. Being that the Sonus DAS pads have been discontinued for quite some time now, I was wondering which pads on the market...

Hi everyone. I haven't posted anything in a while but I would like to get a clear and final answer on this. Does 39009 contain oils or fillers? I've searched and many people say it does. Then I stumble onto the last post in this thread...

I was just wondering if i put masking tape on the paint that has about 2-3 coats of SG on it, how will SG stand up to the tape when i remove it the tape?

but on 2 of the cars i ve worked on, it has many specks on it after polishing. it is not dirt, more like the remnants of the valleys of orange peel but tightly packed together. if you look real close in strong light, you can see them all over the hoods but don't see them anywhere else on both...

well since winter is right around the corner and busy NYC traffic means dirty icy salt water, this is what happens to my car. question is, how would you guys go about washing this without marring? (thanks to kaptainmyke.com for hosting)

i can't see most of the products i use on my white car. i just finished putting on and taking off my first coat of SG and it was such a pain. the sg was a lil difficult to take off but what made it that way was the fact that i can't see it unless i look at it from hundred's of different angles...

hi, i did this for a friend of mine. ever since he ran over a paint bucket, he didn't care for the car. it has only received less than a handful of washes since it happened, which was like 2-3 years ago. before the incident, it was washed more often but still in drive through car washes. the...

i just received my pc/sonus kit and i love using the pc, but i have a question about the sonus green pad. after using, washing and drying the pad, i noticed it has gotten softer than it was when it was new, which now makes it softer than the blue and grey pad (still unused). question is, is it...

well i just got my PC/Sonus kit along with the Klasse kit. i can't wait to try it out but its raining here. anyways, when i opened my PC, i noticed a washer. what is it for? it does not look like metal but its thick and its dark grey in color.

ok, i have been using FI-II by hand to see if i can get the swirls off. surprisingly, i got off over 50% of them but this was done by using quite some pressure with an MF towel. question is, does the weight of the PC or with moderate pressure and sonus cutting pad or similar while still using...

i have been searching throughout the forum and review sections but i cannot find any info on the sonus DAS pads. when i find something about it, the second someone asks if those pads are any good, the thread dies out. i myself has asked about it in other threads but still i did not get any...

i notice that you guys almost swear by your PC's but my question is, are all random orbital buffers the same? why is the PC so prefered? i recently saw a Black and Decker random orbital for like $40. how would that compare to the PC? thanks.

when you guys say, "yellow pad, white pad..." which brand of pads are you refering to? i am planning to buy a pad kit when i get a PC. which kit do you guys recomend: A) the DAS Kit, B) the kit that comes with the PC Ultimate polisher or C) make a suggestion and where to buy. i am very...

well this is my first pic post and its of my car. it still needs a lot of work but until i get a PC with some #83 or IP, the swirls will still be there. i was thinking about using PIIRC but didn't want to be too aggressive with it so i tried some 3MFIMP. it was ok, took some swirls out...

hello everyone. i recently discovered that i have a brand new bottle of meguiars cleaner wax. it was given to me years ago and i jus threw it in the trunk of my old car for about 4-5 years. when i sold my car, i jus threw it in the garage since last year.. 2 days ago i decided to look at it to...