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I will look into it , I know high end models have the special clear but i would not think the c class models would and also it being a 2003.

here is some pics , This is the best pics i can get of the paint cause of the light but this is how it is over the whole car.

ok cool , i will get more pads. how aggressive is the orange pad to start with? i got bored after washing the car today and clayed the trunk lid a threw on a coat of meguiars nxt 2.0 on after too see what it looks like. came out nice and smooth but not sure if i let it dry long enough (10min)...

ok i just sprung on a flex da polisher that comes with a bag and 3 pad options. I will be tackling a 2003 w203 c320 in the spring and i am assuming the paint is more on the softer side compared to the s class and bmw x5 that i have which both will be gone in summer so i am not worried about...

yea sounds like a plan but i am driving the jeep right not and the paint is past the point saving,(cracked painted everywhere) it stays dirty most the time. waiting till spring to get a new car. but yea i rinse the jeeps underside of 2 a week in winter to keep the frame in good shape.

oh most defiantly would clay, I just dont like the idea of rinseless wash. maybe go to a coin wash when not busy and was with 2 bucket and drive home and pour buckets of water on the car to rinse to get any dirt off during the drive home(few blocks) ? idk lol

Thanks all , I mean all of them put swirls into car but theres one place that seems to being a little more caring than most, simon shine shop but your paying for it. Also with this waterless wash can this be used as a prep before detailing( polishing and wax) or you have to still use traditional...

not a detailer but and detail freak, Moved from Detroit to Chicago 1 1/2 yr ago love it here besides the fact this is not a car friendly city. I am a hand wash only kinda guy and every hand car wash here is not so great, maybe only like 2 or 3 good ones that wont put scratches in your car. I was...