[QUOTE=RockPick]Like you mentioned in the first post, for light swirl and moderate swirl removal, products like #80 Speed Glaze on a polishing pad (yellow W8006) will almost always do the trick.

If it were me trying to set up a very standard, no frills, setup for my own personal use - no detailing for others - I'd...

1. Snare 2 polishing pads total (the kit comes with one)
2. Snare 1 finishing pad (W9006 -- tan Meguiar's pad).
3. Snare a package of the 16x16 microfiber towels -- 6, or so.
4. Snare a small bottle of #9 from your local Auto Zone or from Rick @ ADS.

Really, all in all, you'd be set for problem removal there.

So I should probably go with the 2nd package?

 

If it were me.... yes.

1 Meguiar's G100 Polisher (Lifetime Warranty)
1 Backing Plate.
2 W8006 Foam Polishing Pad
1 W9006 Foam Finishing Pad
2 Ultimate DA Microfiber Bonnets
1 Meguiar's Clay Bar (Small)
1 M8032 Speed Glaze 32 oz.
1 G12718 NXT Tech Wax 18 oz. (Comes with 1 Applicator Pad)
1 G13224 NXT Speed Detailer 24 oz.
3 16 x 16 Microfiber Towels
1 Duffel Bag



That, pretty much, covers it all for most 'at home' users. Be sure to tell Rick @ ADS that you found him on f150online.com -- it may earn you a few freebies (I know it has for a few -- that's not a guarantee though! )

 

how do i contact rick

 

http://www.autodetailingsolutions.co...nformation.htm

Tell him you found him on f150online.com!

 

Will do thanks alot!!!

 

You bet, man. Glad to help. Once you get it all in, start slow... be patient. You're not going to concur the world with your first use.

The learning curve is there but, it's not exceedingly steep. Black paint always adds a curve ball in the mix but, again, with that patience, you'll emerge on the other side with stellar results!

 

I don't know if he just hasn't updated the site, but I'd make sure the NXT is 2.0 if you buy the package. It's better than the original.