[Dust2Glory]

Well after a few failed attempts of using 105 I decided to give it another go on a Dakota. And using some tips from a few other forum members this time is was great to work with!!

Basically I used an orange lo-pro pad and misted with QD and added a pea size drop of Opt. polish to the pad... then did 2-3 thick lines of 105 on the panel I was working and picking it up on speed one and working the dial to 6. this gave 105 a little bit longer working time and not as much marring that I got before. And buffing the stuff off was a snap!!!

And to finish it off i used Ultrafina SE on a black Lc pad.

[P1et]

That M105 is a tricky product, no doubt!

[Mindflux]

GJ. "Dial on 6", sounds like you are using a Flex or PC?

	PC Porter-Cable Orbital Buffer 7424 or 7336. One of the most famous tool used by a variety of detailers, from weekend warriors to professional detailers.

[Dust2Glory]

Originally Posted by Mindflux

GJ. "Stepping up to a 6", sounds like you are using a Flex or PC?

Yes the flex... sorry

[Mindflux]

Originally Posted by Dust2Glory

Yes the flex... sorry

RTFO. I'm teeter tottering with the idea of a Flex. The lack of a BP for 4" pads and the unavailable Edge adapters make me cry.

[Scott's Mobile Detailing]

dust is that a gun in your hand...lol jk...good job!

[Dust2Glory]

Originally Posted by Scott's Mobile Detailing

dust is that a gun in your hand...lol jk...good job!

yeah i was gonna shoot myself if it didn't work this time!!!

[Scott's Mobile Detailing]

haha niceeee

[MrPolished&Waxed]

is that the rotary or the DA? and is that the old LC pad? thanks

looks great, its always awesome once you get the hang of something new to use.

whats the drop of Opt. for?

[Pats300zx]

whats the drop of Opt. for?
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To increase the working time.