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Great, thanks Mike, much appreciated.

What I'm wondering is if anyone has found a difference in the finished vehicle after using the white CCS compared to the finished vehicle using the white flat pad in 5.5"? (While also using the same polish for both pads, DA polisher) I'm quite satisfied with the LC CCS white, green and black...

Outstanding finish! That old girl has been well cared for, I've never seen a Hydrostream with that much gloss. Great job! Only colors I've ever seen on a Vector is a metallic blue or burgundy. I'm not positive but I believe I see a 1500 decal just below the powerhead on the mid-section. If so...

Cool indeed, there are two 3D outlets/stores in Toronto area. Too far from me to visit but good online selection. I look forward to seeing your informative work and product reviews. Much success to you and Yancy!

Cool beans, well done. I've been wanting to build a fold down shelf or a bench using a tailgate from a 60's or older pickup. Hard to find without spending hundreds.

Completely agree. I recently purchased a 2 towel set, I think they're 16 x 16. I only needed to use one on a fullsize pickup.

Thanks Mike, I much prefer the simple route. One question I forgot to ask is concerning the Mother's products. Do you or anyone know if there is an abrasive difference between stage 1 and 2? I've only tried stage 2 on paint. Running both liquids thru my fingers I couldn't feel a difference.

Abit of background first, 2016 Chevy pickup, white, purchased new, cared for but never detailed until early June of this year. My powered detail tool of choice is the PC7424XP, purchased back in 2013 or 14 I believe. The reason for doing so was for a well cared for boat I had purchased. Used it...

Carzilla and eshine (Canadian suppliers) for me. Amazon carries alot I see but generally twice the price.

Hey Mike, I was a silent follower on AG since this past spring and learned so much from your posts (and others as well) that I had to come join here too. (Cant stop now as I love to learn) I'm new to this level of detailing (just for myself) but I kinda envy those who do it as a business, I...