PC newbie

[JOHN MOORE]

Just received the PC kit from Autogeek. I've read the literature that came with it, along with a ton of posts on this forum. I've recently had some results with Meguiar's #7 + #26. As my finish reflects the daily driver nature of my black '00 coupe, I realize I will have to go to more aggessive products in the future to get better results. However, I'd like to start with the #7+#26 combination first. A couple of questions: 1) which pad with which product (orange, white)...2) what speed with each product...and 3) can the PC be used to remove product? Thanks in advance.

[easyrider13]

You'll find pad and speed suggestions here:

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2524

[ZaneO]

#7 with a polishing or finishing pad speed 4-5. #26 with a finishing pad speed 3-4.

If you have bonnets, you can remove product with the PC.

[JOHN MOORE]

Originally Posted by ZaneO

#7 with a polishing or finishing pad speed 4-5. #26 with a finishing pad speed 3-4.

If you have bonnets, you can remove product with the PC.

What type of bonnets, how do you attach them, and where to purchase? Thanks for the info.

[ZaneO]

Most places that sell microfiber towels will sell bonnets. You just place them over a pad.

I find that they "cake" up too quickly and are generally more difficult to use than removing product by hand.

[bugman]

the black pad that comes in the autogeek kit will do perfectly for your glaze and for the wax as well. (as ZaneO said - the "finishing" pad). I really found that application of #26 with the PC does a fantastic job, and cuts your time of application by about 75%. You'll be able to just zip around the car in a few minutes.

But REALLY be sure to put blue painter's tape on your trim, and on the bottom of your cloth top if you have one. That #26 ( and all carnauba products) will really make a mess of your trim and convertible roof if you don't.

post up some pics when you're done -- I really love the wet #7/#26 look !