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I love the BL + Pete's 53 Combo, V7 to finish it off! I used it on my motorcycle and the look is amazing. I also used BL solo on my 1997 Civic after clay, on a white LC pad. It turned out OK, but the paint iss severely neglected. It will take some real correction, then I'll go BL as the LSP...

Just one or two. I "pop" my towels out often to remove any loose residue.

Would you consider V7 a spray wax? I see it as more of a quick detailer, especially since it "flashes" Just my opinion though! The only spray wax I've used is Meg's Quick Wax. Smells great, cheap, applies and buffs off easily, and it noticeably helps gloss and slickness. It does help...

Zaino comes off effortlessly, you can't go wrong with anything you've mentioned! I'd go with what you can get the best deal on, honestly. I started using Zaino when Sal recommended 100% cotton towels, with the borders cut off! (FWIW I use the purple Cobra's and love them for any sort of...

For the daily driver's, Collinite 845 is all I've needed. It looks great, and will take anything you can throw at it. I have had VERY good results with Meg's Quick Wax on white paint, it really makes it pop! Durability isn't half bad, especially if there is a real LSP under it. I use this as...

I checked my local WM's a couple weeks ago and didn't see them. The local Pep Boys only had one each of the Meg's 105/205, and I got the last 205!

I used Pete's 53 on top of BL on my bike, it turned out awesome. I used BL solo on my Civic with a wh ite LC pad. Didn't see much correction, but there was a noticeable difference. I did it as more of a test, as it will need a full correction when I get the time.

Sounds like a pretty cool product, did it work well?

Well, in the video, he sprays the MF towel only- no sprays directly onto the panel. Doing both might be a waste, so either spray your MF or the panel, a little goes a long way.

This. I do not use it on bare aluminum wheels, or on hot wheels, and have had zero issues. I much prefer using regular car wash on the wheels though, if they're not overly dirty.

Sucks for the damage, not sure I'd consider that "caved in" though, and I gaurantee you will not get a brand new car replacement for it. A good body shop will get that taken care of though, and you'll never notice it was there. I would remove the headliner and hammer and dolly it out. They...

I own a Porter Cable DA- used nothing but Lake Country pads on it, come to think of it!

I did some big time research on some of their products before I placed an order. Went with Blacklight, Pete's 53, and V7. The combo looks sick on my black metallic Z1000, head and shoulders above the Zaino I used on it previously. Here's the CG trio: The stripper scent is also awesome. I...

On some of the CG videos, they show them misting the MF, then wiping. I used this method on my motorcycle and it turned out great :dblthumb2:

Nothing better than a clean L, congrats! It looks great!

Its ok, I just didn't know they pushed it as something that actually filled swirls haha

If you read the forums back in 2002/2003, everyone that used it called BS on this Im the MAN

Agreed. I have never seen any filling with any Zaino product I've used. I explicitly remember them stating it did not fill/remove swirls, which is the reason I started looking to other products.

I vaguely remember your method- how do you do it? Thanks!

I'll do a mist on the floormats, one in the backseat, and another in the hatch. All cloth interior, here.