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PRC = D151... same thing. And yes, that would be my recommendation too!

I always do trim and glass last (in that order). :)

Huh? :confused: :dunno: :laughing:

You can use a W&W, but you don't have to, especially if you're going to follow up with a spray wax afterwards. btw, instead of UQD as you suggested, you should use UQW since you're doing it after a wash and the car will be clean. You'll get more protection that way. You can also use the UQW on...

^^ Nice! Sorry to see that damage, but it's looking better now at least..

Very nice! The icing on the cake,as it were... :)

Totally... CONSTANTLY! Yep. Also, I get really annoyed at car shows when 99% of the vehicles being shown have swirls and/or holograms! :rant:

The red paint looks amazing :xyxthumbs: So how many different products did you use again? ;)

^^ exactly what I was thinking. How can you know how to use a rotary but not know about (or even own) any compounds or polishes? Not having a go at you OP, just trying to find out your level of experience so we can help. If you've never compounded with a rotary before, I'd be wary of doing it...

Meguiars Ultimate Paste Wax is very good too..

Sounds like the Makita you have is a rotary, correct? Do you know how to use it / have you used it before? Other than that, most of the products you have are good but they're all waxes or glazes. You will need some sort of compound / polish to get rid of the scratches. I'd suggest Meguiars...

Looks pretty good! You'll be fine with the application of the Quick Wax too. :xyxthumbs:

You'll be fine. If anything, you will have removed some/most of the first coat by applying the second coat. So it will pretty much be like having one coat on there. If this concerns you, simply put another coat on! :)

Clay it if it needs it (do a search for the baggie test). You won't necessarily get swirl marks from not claying...

It looks like quite light hazing, so it shouldn't be too hard to remove. How much pressure were you using with M205? You want to lighten up on the pressure (compared to M101) and the speed could also come down a touch to 4.

Careful Bill, you don't want to upset him too much. He's got your real name and contact details remember?! :nomore:

He's over on MOL spruking his business too...

Yeah, usually when using such cleaning techniques, it tends to also wash away any grease/ lube that was there previously. :)

Nice one. :xyxthumbs: Did you agitate it at all, or was that spray on, dwell and blast off? Also are you / did you re-lubricate the hinges?

Thanks for the review. So this product is somewhere in between a spray wax and a liquid wax? You need to let it haze before wiping off?