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I have that soft felt-like wheel well on my audi also.

Interesting...I just clayed my car. My clay looked exactly like yours. Also, like yours, it was mostly on the hood, with less everywhere else.

maybe not. (my highlights and font size changes) Excerpt from Mike Phillips' link above: Griot's Garage Paint Prep Formulated to remove previously applied waxes, silicones and oils either before doing any correction work with compounds and polishes, or before application of wax or paint...

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Makes complete sense. Thanks, Mike. (I thought there would already be an answer around here, but my search failed to turn it up) Sounds like a good idea.

thx guys. i know there are many better ways to approach it, but it's cold here. i'm willing to compromise.

Hi Currently, the vehicle has several coats of C845 applied at intervals over the last few months. In the interest of time, would this work to prep for a new application of LSP? 1. Rinseless Wash 2. Clay Will this prep the paint well enough for good adhesion of sealant/wax? Thanks.

Flooding the car is a technique that helps clear the residual water beading and water spots. Check out Nick's post on drying. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/41161-how-maximize-your-drying-towel.html Search for other posts on how to flood the car at the end of a wash. On a...

yes. there are swirls.

has anyone used 601 with products outside the DG family?

this is a sealant. and it gets lots of praise. Ultima Interior Guard Plus 12 oz., interior protectant, rubber & vinyl protectant, dash dressing

PERL Coat Plastic & Rubber Protectant, vinyl and rubber dressing, interior protectant you missed it on bogo though. they took it off the page.

dprwag uqw

:iagree: i love uqw. does xpress smell the same as uqw? i bought some gg so i could compare between the two.

yes, you are mistaken. capitalizing is against my religion.