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After browsing their website, they want you to believe ALL of their products are the BEST things by a country mile!! I find that hard to believe. So, are there any CG products that live up to their hype?

Although Pinnacle Souveran is an excellent choice for black paint, wouldn't it be better to use a wax that's geared more for metallics on black metallic? Or, any dark metallic for that matter?

If I used it with an LC white pad and Flex 3401, would it be able to knock out minor defects compared to the other AIO's out there? Is SRP an abrasive polish?

Your reds, yellows, and blacks?

You can actually use this stuff in the sun?? Is it an effective glass cleaner overall?

Any opinions? Thanks

Is this as effective as clay? Hi Tech Magna Sponge

Currently, I use Chemical Guys Window Clean and WW MF glass towels. This combo works well, but I'm wondering what others prefer?

I've noticed that it doesn't formulate tight, small beads on the paint. The beads seem to be larger, more spread out, and not that many. It seems to have more of a sheeting action rather than tight beading. Is this normal?

Any recommendations? :bigups

How do they compare to an LC flat pad as far as effectiveness?

If found this on the net, and it looked to be good stuff, so I gave it a shot. I like the fact it contains NO soaps, shampoos, or surfactants, so it wont clog up my bissel heated little green machine and won't leave behind soapy residue. Anyhow, it seems to work very well. Exclusive carpet...

CG diablo wheel gel CG window clean CG leather cleaner Optimum tire shine Optimum power clean Optimum protectant plus Meguiars final inspoection Duragloss aquawax IPA Thanks.

Is it a 100% sealant? If it is, I would think I need to let it cure for 8-12 hours like any other sealant?

Even though it's considered an all purpose cleaner, when used straight, could it be considered one of the most effective degreasers compared to the others out there(amazing roll off, CG grime reaper, Megs super degreaser, etc...)

Which has more cut?

After a lot of research, I decided to go with the BO6040 over the Festool Rotex 150 and Flex 3401. I really had no idea how much more correcting power the BO6040 has over the Flex 3401(almost 200 max RPM's). The Festool was a close second, but considering the BO6040 spins at slightly higher max...

I'm looking into the Festool Rotex 150 or the Flex 3401. I was set on the Festool until I read that the Felx 3401 has a larger orbit length of 5/16" compared to Festool's 3/16". Will the slightly smaller stroke length make a difference in correcting power? However, I've been told the Festool is...

Does one have more cleaning ability than the other? Will one dry out faster? Cost isn't an issue, I want the safest product with the best cleaning ability. Thanks.

Could you use any carpet and upholstery cleaner to pre-treat, then extract with the pro heat bissell(water only)? Is there some solutions that work better than others? Thanks