Showed up at my door yesterday. Can't wait to get started on the scratches and swirls.
Look like a fun weekend to anyone?
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I bought the UDM last fall but with the water restictions here in Georgia I can't even wash my car.
Enjoy your new toy.
Enjoy your new toy.
I hear ya...my sister's in Cumming and her grass was dead long before summer was over. She hasn't hand washed her cars in forever. But I did notice while I was there at Christmas that the restrictions have had little effect on the coin-op car washes..so we cleaned up her TSX there. 
Originally Posted By: Headnsouth
I bought the UDM last fall but with the water restictions here in Georgia I can't even wash my car.
Enjoy your new toy.
Why not use a low water wash like QEW or ONR, then proceed to detail? It would suck having a new toy to play with and leaving it on the shelf.
I bought the UDM last fall but with the water restictions here in Georgia I can't even wash my car.
Enjoy your new toy.
Why not use a low water wash like QEW or ONR, then proceed to detail? It would suck having a new toy to play with and leaving it on the shelf.
Oh, I know. The pad will never touch the car without a microfiber bonnet on it. It's just there as extra padding.
Originally Posted By: CBDFrontier06
I hear ya...my sister's in Cumming and her grass was dead long before summer was over. She hasn't hand washed her cars in forever. But I did notice while I was there at Christmas that the restrictions have had little effect on the coin-op car washes..so we cleaned up her TSX there.
I've gone by the coin-ops and it'll leave a film. I guess the filters are loaded after seeing guys bring in there clay covered trucks and proceed to power wash them.
I hear ya...my sister's in Cumming and her grass was dead long before summer was over. She hasn't hand washed her cars in forever. But I did notice while I was there at Christmas that the restrictions have had little effect on the coin-op car washes..so we cleaned up her TSX there.
I've gone by the coin-ops and it'll leave a film. I guess the filters are loaded after seeing guys bring in there clay covered trucks and proceed to power wash them.
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Originally Posted By: Headnsouth
I bought the UDM last fall but with the water restictions here in Georgia I can't even wash my car.
Enjoy your new toy.
Why not use a low water wash like QEW or ONR, then proceed to detail? It would suck having a new toy to play with and leaving it on the shelf.
I've considered trying those products. Need to read up on them more over at Autopia.
Originally Posted By: Headnsouth
I bought the UDM last fall but with the water restictions here in Georgia I can't even wash my car.
Enjoy your new toy.
Why not use a low water wash like QEW or ONR, then proceed to detail? It would suck having a new toy to play with and leaving it on the shelf.
I've considered trying those products. Need to read up on them more over at Autopia.
XMT #1 is a finishing polish and has very little cut. I suggest you use it with the orange pad if you want to see any results on moderate to heavy swirls and multiple passes may be needed. You may need something with more cut depending on your paint's condition.
Nice starter pack, enjoy it.
Nice starter pack, enjoy it.
Yeah...you're the second person to tell me that. I probably was a little over-cautious, but I decided to err on the side of safety. I'm not heavily or deeply swirled or scratched but I would like to achieve that 'perfect surface' or something close to it. If I don't see satisfactory improvement I'll go pick up something with a little more bite. Not sure at this point if I'll order the #2 XMT or just pick up a Meguiars product.
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