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Here is a picture. I can't attach pictures from my iPad but I can from Andriod phone, very odd.

Mums the word. Thanks.

Nice, what is the total lift height?

Nice! If I can't do it right I might as well look good doing it.

Wow! I am in the area, wish I would have known about that show it would have been cool to see these cars in person.

I am from the York area.

So If I use Buttery Wax on my the face of my driver will it help correct my slice?

I see these are a case of 6, will they be available for individual sale?

I have been using an old computer chair with caster wheels, and I just removed the arm rests and back rest. I think the only issue is that it doesn't go very low. I may still purchase a detainers stool later on.

I always scrub my tires down with last of the soapy water in the wash bucket once I have completed the rest of the car.

I got one of these from Harbor Freight and it works great. http://t.harborfreight.com/6-3-4-quarter-inch-109-led-flashlight-98506.html

Hey everyone, I have Victory Red 2012 Camaro SS and I live in South Central Pennsylvania. I have learned a lot watching the Adam's videos in the two years that I have owned my car but I believe I have even more to learn. I know that I am in the right place as I have already gotten some good advise for some you. I have been on this site for a few weeks now but I haven't put a new member post up until now. So I just wanted to officially say hello.

Ah ok. Thanks GerryC.

Rich, thank you. I appreciate it.

Yep, I logged out and back in again and the Pay it Forward thread is still locked.

Is there a reason why the Pay it Forward thread would be "locked" to me, where I cannot post a reply but other threads in other areas of the forum are open for me to post?

That is some good advise guys. I will look to grab some 4" pads and backing plate. I appreciate the help, thanks.

Hello guys, I am a new member and a noob to machine polishing. I am preparing to do the 2 step polishing system on my 2012 Camaro with my Porter Cable DA. I have watched all the Adam's videos and I feel confident that I can do this. However, as I watched the videos I found myself thinking that they are demonstrating polishing on the large flat areas and no examples of the curvier areas and tight spots. My question is do I lower the speed of my polisher in the curved areas and tight spots so I don't cause damage or am I good keeping the speed at 5? If I do lower the speed will I get less correction and have run the polisher longer in those areas? I would appreciate any help you guys can provide. Thanks, Rob