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What was the first product you started out with on the PE?

That's what's up man!! :D

I pay tax from the apple store because I live in California. I'm have no idea if Apple will charge you tax where you live. Amazon for me has no tax but they probably won't have the iPad 3 right away. If you get your iPad from Apple you can use your Best Buy gift cards for a case and an apple...

Have you tried doing another polish...not the polish you did several weeks ago, but a nice, even polish? If the clear isn't polished the same, it won't reflect the same. When you look at polished clear-coat paint, what your eyes see is a combination of the virtual image refracted from the clear...

Now THOSE BE BRUSHES! Oh yeah, I WANT! :D -Rick

Congrats! :buffing:

As has already been pointed out, THIS PIC IS THE MONEY SHOT! Great job!!!:dblthumb2: -Rick

Happy Friday Alex! I'm going to try to sneak out early tomorrow morning to give both cars a wash. And then go somewhere fun with the family. Ooh, and daylight savings time starts on Sunday!!! Woohoo! -Rick

No. The glass is already sealed with the oleophobic coating. My iPad 1 is almost 2 years old and my wife's iPad 1 *is* 2 years old. They get very heavy use and the coatings on both very much works great. Also, it is next to impossible to scratch the gorilla glass. No matter what has settled on...

Another thing to keep in mind is that the 3g/4g iPad has stand alone GPS abilities built in as part of the 3g/4g chipset. The Wifi models do not have real GPS built in. Also, on AT&T the cheapest fee is the $15 250Mb/mo that you can subscribe to or not at will. I have an unlimited plan...

I'll take mine in black. -Rick

Valentine One. Don't even bother with any of the others. Even my 18 year old V1 still works great. -Rick

I think Mike's warning is aimed more towards a detailer taking a cautious approach with a customer's ceramicleared car where the paint polishing history unknown. For your own car that you buy new, why avoid this kind of paint? You'll take care of the car right? If you need to remove some minor...

I'll say they came out great!!! Awesome work Mark! :dblthumb2::buffing: :dblthumb2: -Rick

Seriously, that car looks good enough to eat!!! :hungry: :hungry:

Megs D156 Synthetic X-press Spray Wax. Apart from only smelling good, compared to UQW's wonderfully intoxicating smell, oz per oz it is less than half the price of UQW for exactly the same outstanding, easy to use performance. :xyxthumbs: -Rick

Sweet sweet sweet!!! Awesome work Brian! :dblthumb2: :rant: It's crazy how bad that paint was before!! :mad: :rant: It looks blacker than black now! :hungry: -Rick

There might be other remedies you haven't considered. Just a thought, but this might be why Fred is suggesting you contact GM Customer Service. (BTW, I think that's a good idea). Sometimes companies continue to have a problem simply because nobody has called them on it... -Rick

That's probably what GM says about fixing the painting robot responsible for those panels on the assembly line. :eek: Who knows, in the future those stripes might become the easy way to determine if a Camaro's side paint is original... :bolt:

:whs: Oh, the pits are on the side window glass. I didn't catch that originally. Wash the windows with some detergent, rinse, and try some vinegar. Then try clay. And if that doesn't work try some compound on it like megs ultimate compound or M105. I don't know why there would be pitting in...