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  • #16
    Re: Still like good old #6

    Originally posted by STRIFE View Post
    Ok, thanks...ADS does sell sample sizes of D151, throwin that into my shoppin cart
    PRC 151 is one of my "go to" products. I like it so much if you were closer I would send you some just so you could try it. I absolutely love the stuff!

    Andy
    Keeping MOL family friendly! If you need help or have a question, don't hesitate to shoot me an email or PM. 101impala@gmail.com
    Andy M. Moderator

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    • #17
      Re: Still like good old #6

      D151 PRC is not my cup of tea.

      I much prefer M66 & M20.
      Nick
      Tucker's Detailing Services
      815-954-0773
      2012 Ford Transit Connect

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      • #18
        Re: Still like good old #6

        I know Lordco carries the Mirror Glaze (paint shop) line and I think they also carry some product from the detailer line.

        Originally posted by dudleydoright View Post
        Where do you buy Professional line in Vancouver?
        Andy W.
        Bimmers - '72 Tii, '74 Tii, '88 M3, '91 318is, & '01 330i
        Ford - '91 Ranger

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        • #19
          Re: Still like good old #6

          I like M06 too, just wish it had long lasting protection.

          http://www.meticulous-detail.com/
          "The Prep makes the Pop, not what's on Top"


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          • #20
            Re: Still like good old #6

            Cleaner waxes are great products for quick paint treatment.

            I'm with Andy M. on this subject: D151 Paint Reconditioning Cream being my favorite one. It's the only cleaner wax using SMAT (non diminishing abrasives).

            Some samples what D151 can do:





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            • #21
              Re: Still like good old #6

              Bill, I actually go to Point Roberts quite regularly, but there's nothing there but a few parcel handling services, a few gas stations.....if you looked at a map, it just looks like a geographical error when Canada & the US were cutting up the pie and where the border was going to be placed, pretty sure there was more to this...lol
              I donno of any places in Bellingham.....maybe someone here knows of a place?

              "the otther PC" lol....it's all good except for my wallet

              Andy....thanks for the thought....I offer to share my stuff with my friends all the time along with the free services I provide.....so far I only work for free lunches lol

              bmrfan....Lordco charges an arm & a leg....I'm also leary about buying from them as I do question the age of their inventory

              Greg...do you use D151 w/ a foam pad or MF? I assume you make the decison based on the paint cond?
              "STRIFE" aka Phil
              2005 Infiniti G35 Coupe (IP/ aka White) the Toy
              2011 Subaru Impreza (SWP/ aka White) the DD
              2017 Subaru Forester (CWP/ aka White) Wifey's

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              • #22
                Re: Still like good old #6

                Originally posted by STRIFE View Post
                Greg...do you use D151 w/ a foam pad or MF? I assume you make the decison based on the paint cond?
                Those two cars I did using Meguiar's W8207/ W8204 yellow polishing pads and G110v2. Technically D151 takes everything from wool cutting pads to foam finishing pads. I've tried PRC with MF pads but decided to stay with their designated liquids: D300 and D301.

                D151 is like M86 Cut & Polish Cream with added wax protection and of course it performs super well on cured/ factory paint as well.

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                • #23
                  Re: Still like good old #6

                  Originally posted by STRIFE View Post
                  Bill, I actually go to Point Roberts quite regularly, but there's nothing there but a few parcel handling services, a few gas stations.....if you looked at a map, it just looks like a geographical error when Canada & the US were cutting up the pie and where the border was going to be placed, pretty sure there was more to this...lol
                  I donno of any places in Bellingham.....maybe someone here knows of a place?

                  "the otther PC" lol....it's all good except for my wallet

                  Andy....thanks for the thought....I offer to share my stuff with my friends all the time along with the free services I provide.....so far I only work for free lunches lol

                  bmrfan....Lordco charges an arm & a leg....I'm also leary about buying from them as I do question the age of their inventory

                  Greg...do you use D151 w/ a foam pad or MF? I assume you make the decison based on the paint cond?
                  I'm very familiar with the Pt Roberts 'chunk'. Yea, not much there.

                  I'll make a couple of calls and see what I can find out about what is or isn't in Bellingham. I'll report back Wed morning.

                  Oh, just to add, I'm orginally from the Seattle area, so still have some contacts.

                  Bill

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                  • #24
                    Re: Still like good old #6

                    Phil,

                    Here are a couple of stores to try.

                    In Bellingham there is Wesco Auto Body, 1507 Iowa St, Tel=360-671-0900, www.wescopbe.com . I dealt with this company many times over the years, alway ready to help the customer. They seem to have really grown over the last few years. Never knew they were in Bellingham.

                    In Vancover: Canadian Body Shop Supplt LTD. There are half dozen or so shops in the Vancover area.

                    I was also informed that SOME Sherwin-Williams Paint stores carry Meguiar's product. That's a new one on me.

                    For a Canadian mail order, there is www.eshine.ca .

                    Hope this helps...

                    Bill

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                    • #25
                      Re: Still like good old #6

                      Thanks Bill, I may check it out as I'm headed south on Wed

                      Originally posted by BillE View Post
                      Phil,

                      Here are a couple of stores to try.

                      In Bellingham there is Wesco Auto Body, 1507 Iowa St, Tel=360-671-0900, www.wescopbe.com . I dealt with this company many times over the years, alway ready to help the customer. They seem to have really grown over the last few years. Never knew they were in Bellingham.

                      In Vancover: Canadian Body Shop Supplt LTD. There are half dozen or so shops in the Vancover area.

                      I was also informed that SOME Sherwin-Williams Paint stores carry Meguiar's product. That's a new one on me.

                      For a Canadian mail order, there is www.eshine.ca .

                      Hope this helps...

                      Bill
                      "STRIFE" aka Phil
                      2005 Infiniti G35 Coupe (IP/ aka White) the Toy
                      2011 Subaru Impreza (SWP/ aka White) the DD
                      2017 Subaru Forester (CWP/ aka White) Wifey's

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                      • #26
                        Re: Still like good old #6

                        as far as #6 goes that the original poster talked about . I really love it and have used it as a base ....even a stand alone 1 step for years. It hold up pretty well , deep shine , and if you top it with #26 or #16 it comes out awesome.

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                        • #27
                          Does #6 fill in fine scratches or just darken them? And by hand, is it a quick cleaner?

                          I've once tried the consumer cleaner wax and although it gave a good shine it was a bit weak in cleaning. I needed to rub hard even to get off the marks of the QD I used for claying.

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