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Now that's not a bad idea right there. I might just wash out my Right Guard containers and give it a go.

I'm going to catch hell for this, but I melt Dodo Purple Haze and Souveran in the oven (150). Once they are liquid I mix them. Truly the ultimate wax on black. No laughing!

Hello from Montgomery! I'm not much of an interior guru (no fun) so I can't help you there. There's a guy here who does a magnificent job on interiors if you're interested.

I have a black Mazdaspeed3 so I feel your pain. As far as the pearl white Tahoe, here goes. I did this on my girlfriend's very light (almost white) silver Acura and it almost blinds other drivers. This took me two days. I use a Cyclo polisher. Work one panel at a time, take your time...

I love these waxes, but I also learned it's not possible to get them out of applicators. Oh well...it's worth it to me :)

I use Menzerena metal polish (looks like a small tube of toothpaste). It's not cheap but it is amazing. I've polished the metal on shotguns worth $10K+

I think it would be a great idea especially on the high priced items.

Okay, I know this is gross, bear with me. I have a very large dog that rides with me in my hatchback. He lives to hang his head out the windows. But he drools on the sides of the car. If you wipe it off (sorry again) right away no worries. One got past me. There is a drool stain on one...

3M makes a great plastic cleaner too. It's harsh though. I use it then follow up with SSR2.5 worked real slow.

I agree 100%. I would say AIO is one of the best pre-LSP products out there. They haven't change the formula for 20 year? That tell you something?

Re: tiny rock chips Yeah, that's about what I figured. I'll probably just get the entire hood resprayed when I can't take it anymore.

Rock Chip Repair I have a black Mazdaspeed3. I know rock chips are a part of life, but even the tiniest ones show up on black! Will a polish/compound/pad combo get the tiny ones out? SSR3?

I agree. I am not a huge fan of SSR2, but I love the others!

I use SSR2.5 with great results.

I tried it because I am a Purple Haze addict. It works great but not as good as Zaino's in my opinion. If you've got money burning a hole in your pocket either one is outstanding.

I don't know about mixing KLASSE and ZAINO brother. Try it on a panel and see. I've layered Wolfgang sealant before with great results.

I've always wondered what the slight differences were between products. Also, when it says for example "heavy compound" exactly what that means. For example, I thought SSR3 was the harshest thing out there. I see that's not the case.

I use it on my windows all the time...great results. Never tried it on my wheels.

Exactly what I needed!