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Is it so bad off that it needs a true compound?

Dear Lord, I wouldn't even want to guess how much that detail cost. That looks great. :righton:

i have a mazdaspeed3...paint is easy to work with.

I have a rotary I bought from a body shop. I forget the brand. It works great but is very heavy. It's overkill for most stuff I do.

Did you say SILVER? PB White Diamond is stunning on SILVER!

I've heard great things about Flex too! My car sits like one inch off the ground so I understand that Cyclo is a little awkward on low side panels. Mine uses the double edge pads. It has like ZERO vibration. Way cool!

I got a Cyclo for my birthday. All I can say is WOW. I wondered why the speed wasn't adjustable but after the results I didn't care. Very easy to use even for an amateur simpleton like me! :righton:

Well don't everyone answer all at once!

I guess that's a matter of opinion. I've tried both. Maybe it's just me, but liquid seems to look better than paste on lighter colors. No question on black...the paste looks better. The coolest look I ever got was liquid over paste but that was just playing around.

Adjust the Woolite from 1 tablespoon on up as strong as you want, 2 seems to work best for me. Like I said I've been dragged around the bend for even suggesting such a thing, but don't knock it until you've tried it. I clayed my girlfriend's 2002 Acura last weekend. Dude, you could hear the...

Really? I have a black car and Souveran looks killer on it. But I'm always game for something better in that price range. Maybe I'll give it a shot.

You can laugh at this if you want, but it works on highly contaminated finishes. Mix 2 tablespoons of Woolite per quart of distilled water. Use this as a clay lubricant. I've been chastised for suggesting such a thing and that's fine, but I've used it many times with great success. Soft...

I see that AG is carrying this brand, but I see very few reviews of the products. Has anyone used them? Are they worth the money? Feed back please

I have a black car as well...very difficult to maintain but worth it. Here is my process assuming there are no swirls or other damage. This gives a stunning look on black. It looks like a pool of black ink. 1. Wash and dry. 2. Clay if necessary. 3. Klasse AIO. 4. Poor Boy's Black Hole. 5...

:welcome: :righton: Great looking truck!

If you over-apply CM especially if the surface is hot it will streak.

Has anyone used Presta 1500? What do you think? Mark

"How's your insurance?" I like that. A friend of mine tried to compound a 68 Vette last year. To make a long story short...it had to be re-sprayed...and guess who paid for it.

Souveran is tough to beat on black my friend. I have a black Mazdaspeed3 and it looks amazing. For a truly unbelievable look: polish, then PB Black Hole glaze, then WG Sealant, then liquid Souveran, then Souveran Paste.

I just joined the forum. I don't do this for a living. I do this because I'm a car freak. Mark