Recent content by CarreraX

Thanks Dave. Glad to be here. Im new to the paint care stuff. Ive always built racecars etc but never interested in the paint and detailing. Now Im trying to learn and am really enjoying it. At least WAS until I removed the clear bra and stained the paint :)

Thanks Dave. Ill use the wax pad. I understand about the not removing material part. If this doesn't work, ill need to go the other direction. Thanks for the help. BTW, this is what Im working on.

Thanks Dave. I just received notification that the PB Pro will be here Tuesday. I am going to do exactly what you suggest. You say to use a finishing pad. All I have is a Griots foam polishing pad and also a foam wax pad. Will one of these be ok? I will be using my Griots DA polisher...

I just ordered the PB Pro polish and also Griots #2 just cause I needed it. Ill check back in later and also report on how it worked. Still interested in other options. Thanks!

And I REALLY appreciate it. I just need to get this corrected. It really bothers me. Its white with a VERY light green haze in a few areas.

I just read up on the PB World Pro polish 2 but Im wondering if it would be to abrasive? If chemicals cant do it then Im thinking it may take something more abrasive. The paint is currently perfect and I really done want to mess it up. You said the pro polish will (should) remove below...

Dave, how would this compare to the Griots #3 I used about 4 times? I agree that its worth a try. Ill order some~

Its factory paint. I did put some on a paper towel and was able to get a good portion off. I used it VERY sparingly. I was hoping the polish would get it all but it didn't. Im considering getting the #2 polish but wanted to get input here first. Not to mention if there is something on this...

Hi All, newbie here...Ok, Lets say someone was trying to get the sticky off their car after removing a clear bra. Now lets say that when they were trying everything to do it they put some lacquer thinner on a green microfiber and used it to get the sticky off. Now lets say that the green dye...