Old school professional combo

[95nissan]

hey all, well after another long winter im getting ready for a thorough deep detailing and shining of my truck.ive decided to go old school on this one!heres my plan wash with gold class and chenille mitt clay magic blue clay w/quick detailer lube #9 2.0 on milwaukee rotary polisher #20 polymer sealant applied w/gold class yellow applicator #16 paste wax(im lucky enough to have 6 cans) w/gold class foam pad and removed w/ supreme shine. my real question involves#9. what pad should i use? w 8006 or9006. this paint is in good shape and always responds well to the claying process. i remember 9 gitting alittle gummy too. i try using a nickel size drop on a 2x2 area at around 1500 1600 rpms.i will follow 9 with quick detail spray before going to 20. any opinions on anything here look forward to. 95nissan

[Skuz]

Sorry for this kinda useless post, but I'm very jealous that winter is over in YOUR area.

[Hannibal]

We never even had a winter this year!! (South Texas). Its been 65-85 degrees since october!! We usually see at least a little cold snap in january, but so far, its like spring time here

[sneek]

lol calgary was pretty warm accept for a few cold days in nov and dec. but yesterday night the sky just opened up and it snowed a few inches

[the other pc]

The Product, Pad and Speed settings for the Rotary Buffer thread has a chart with the info on pads for #9.



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