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Subscribed. I'm sure it's okay if you tell us the name of the "unknown". I mean you're just doing an objective, non-biased review.

Oh yeah... maybe it's an applicator wrapped in plastic?

We already have paste waxes and sealants. Maybe it's a new paste coating? Im the MAN

You're not married are you? ;) ^^ That's great!

I bet your wives read this forum hey? :poke:

Doh! :doh: :eek: Man, that sucks. I'm always keeping a very close eye on her! You're lucky! Mine enjoys driving a clean, shiny car but doesn't want to give me the time to get it that way! :rolleyes:

Thanks for the review! :xyxthumbs: Since you followed it up with an AIO anyway, and since you were only doing a basic correction, could't you eliminate the GEP step? The AIO would remove light swirls, polish and protect all in one! And you'd end up with almost the same end result (granted, you...

Man, I get in trouble all the time for detailing. The wife is jealous of the time it takes me away from her and the kids. I say that they can get involved if they like! (My 3 year old daughter actually does quite a bit.) I do the early morning start too, figuring "oh well, she's asleep...

Thanks for the review! :xyxthumbs: How would you rate the slickness of the clean, dry surface compared to other RW's you've used?

I agree with you. Don't forget, there's 7 new products in total (not just the 3 Nick listed above), so one of them could well be a wash/shampoo of some sort. :)

:iagree: Looks like the compound you used in that area marred the paint a little. A finishing polish like UP or M205 should take care of that. Perhaps even a cleaner-wax, as suggested above.

How exciting! Im the MAN

:laughing: That's what I was thinking! So it's gotta be a coating, right Nick?

Nice work!

Yep, it's safe. You'll just need to wax the area again afterwards, since it will remove any existing wax / sealants. You may also want to polish if the floss leaves any light swirls or scratches.

Well done. Did you do any prep work before the coating? Nice car too...

No issues - apart from it may not last too long. *EDIT* not because of the APC, but because of the nature of the product.

How many times did you try? They are obviously a little deeper than the rest of the swirls, so might require a few attempts before coming out.

Can you feel the scratches with your fingernail?

Strange, I've had color transfer before. That was on pretty neglected paint using a terry cloth applicator though.