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Bingo, then prove yourself!

I've heard good things about Kobalt, but cannot speak from personal experience.

I'm a "semi-witness"..... I did everything by hand for about 15 years. I spent about $75 on one of those 10" craftsman orbital polishers. I thought I died and went to heaven, I was the Adonis of detailing my personal vehicles with that thing(in my mind)! After 10 years of my Craftsman /...

Ditto what Bob said!

I have the same issue. That pad is labeled with a marker WGDGPS 3.0. I clean as best I can with a pad cleaner and let dry. When I go to use it next time I put on the polisher and hit it with a pad brush to get as much residue as it can out of it.

Bye bye clear, paint, and hello primer. I have a 2008 Tundra that scratches so easy it makes me sick. I've spot compounded with M105 & M101 with flex 3401 & PE-14 along with LC orange, but never get more aggressive than that for fear of what you've discovered.

Good point. My suggestion probably wasn't clear, I was thinking one step, one purchase only using scratch x as a one step. But the other two combined can be used almost anywhere.

Great, glad I could help! The tires are approximately 5 years old with 40,000 miles on them and have been thru plenty of mud, snow, etc........so although the truck is somewhat of a garage queen, it does get used and abused! The tuff shine coating may scuff if you are in sand, mud, etc....but...

More pics after TUff Shine Coating... Not sure how I got those extra/duplicate pics in my previous reply. Hopefully my reply helps though.....

I have the exact same tires, and have experience the same frustrations in the past. However, I think I can help you. I have two recommended cleaners, I'm partial to the second one. 1. Tuff Shine tire cleaner, using the tuff shine brush. The brush is the perfect texture for cleaning tire...

Very normal, goes away quickly.

Assuming you don't want to wait to order products....... I would try Megiuars Ultimate Polish first. If that doesn't work, you might need to step up to Megiuars scratch x 2.0. Next step up in aggressiveness would be megiuars Ultimate compound. I'm betting the scratch x 2.0 will work based on...

That Poor guy, Mike & the group will have the owner of that 72 obsessing about scratches and swirls for years to come! Not to mention, he'll probably wear out his credit card shopping at Autogeek in the future.

I'm not certain, but if it's rubber trim (most likely since it's by the window), it's probably degraded trim. If so, I doubt it's fixable without replacing it.

Drive safe guys!

Psst..... Mike, There's no compound in your iVan! I'd be there to assist/learn if it was a little further west!

Clay, m205 or all in one, seal......

Bob, I bet you can wash a car without even getting your shoes wet while listening to this song!

This is the first song I thought of after reading this thread!

Details aren't necessary, however, I recently had a minor issue with a product. Danielle exceeded my expectations and re-affirmed why AG is, and will continue to be, at the top of my list. Kudos to the mind-set within AG, y'all just "get it"!