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Guys, I am just getting into this and need to add to the arsenal. Other than some OTC stuff, I have XMT 360, pad cleaner and conditioner to go along with LC orange, white, black and wool pads. I use these with my Makita 6040. I also have both mothers and megs clay kits. I am not real impressed...

I am a relative newb to swirl removal. I have been using XMT360 on an orange LC pad with my Makita 6040. It has made every vehicle I have done look great, even without wax. And it seems to really last, as my Ram is just as shiny today as it was the day I did it, probably a month ago. But it...

I am doing a late model Gold(bright) Jeep Wrangler for a good friend and want it to look awesome, so I am seeking advice from the experts. It is an exterior only and I have the following tools/products. Makita 6040, Random orbital and/or forced rotary. LC orange, white and black pads as well as...

I have an older glastron with an overall great finish. the problem is on the front of the boat. The portion of the bow that faces upward is totally flat, dull and kind of chalky looking. Appears to be moderate/severe oxidation. This will be my first time with the buffer. I have a Makita 6040. It...

I just bought one and it is my first real buffer. I dont see many others using them and was wondering why. Makita is a top name, its a powerful buffer and has random orbit and rotary modes. Whats not to like, it only cost a little more than the UDM. Is it just too new? Just wondering.

Guys, I am sort of a newb and want to make my Ram look its best. It only has 20K so paint is good. I am going to list what I have and you guys tell me what the best process would be get THE look. I currently have XMT360(on the way), clay bar/lube, and a car wash. I am not opposed to buying...

I am just getting into detailing and am using my work car as a practice vehicle prior to getting to my pride and joy vehicle. I am presently using TW rubbing compound(until my AG order gets here next week) on the hood of my black Maz 626. AFTER compounding I am noticing very small little...

I see this acronym everywhere EXCEPT the decoder ring thread. LSP?????? What does it mean? From context it seems to be some final step/

I just bought my first real buffer. I bought it before I found any forums dedicated to detailing and now I would like opinions on it, after the fact. Any suggestions on which consumables are best for it? Is it a good "first" circular buffer? Thanks.