I need something to DETAIL!!!
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I agree with you Antti on the Flex XC 3401 VRG cause that's what I use and I'm a novice and love it. The flex is user friendly if used with the correct pad and proper use then you shouldn't worry about anything.
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My Ride: 2008 528i, Space Grey, Nav, PDC, Premium, Sports, Grey Leather, Xenon, Cornering...
I use the PC when there is not much clear to work with. I just like to be careful. Since the PC does about 60% of the job in the same time as the Flex, I feel like I can take smaller layers off while still letting the product I am using to break down correctly.
I just feel like the Flex can be a little overkill for some jobs. I LOVE THE FLEX THOUGH!!! Let's not get that confused.
I just feel like the Flex can be a little overkill for some jobs. I LOVE THE FLEX THOUGH!!! Let's not get that confused.
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My Ride: 2008 528i, Space Grey, Nav, PDC, Premium, Sports, Grey Leather, Xenon, Cornering...
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I want to try the Cquartz as they say it has some light swirl/scratch resistant abilities...
This video is quite promising. It's a manufacturer made video, but not like manufacturers usually, they're not hyping the protecting abilities too much, but rather realistic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EICcQyxQkZo&feature=related
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My Ride: 2008 528i, Space Grey, Nav, PDC, Premium, Sports, Grey Leather, Xenon, Cornering...
Yeah.
I want to try the Cquartz as they say it has some light swirl/scratch resistant abilities...
This video is quite promising. It's a manufacturer made video, but not like manufacturers usually, they're not hyping the protecting abilities too much, but rather realistic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EICcQyxQkZo&feature=related
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I want to try the Cquartz as they say it has some light swirl/scratch resistant abilities...
This video is quite promising. It's a manufacturer made video, but not like manufacturers usually, they're not hyping the protecting abilities too much, but rather realistic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EICcQyxQkZo&feature=related
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Just a heads up
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I was asking a friend of mine who has been detailing for years and he told me that the AQuartz is a much better product. It has a better hardness and scratch resistant surface and is easier to apply because you cant really mess it up. He said the CQuartz is a great product as well but does not have the same scratch resistance and it can leave streaks if not applied properly.
Just a heads up
Tony
Just a heads up
Tony
I have ordered the Gtechnik C1 too and I thought I could make a comparison between that and Cquartz. I've read that C1 is easier to applied at least..
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Deal?
Tony