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I live in Michigan and I drive a standard and all too common Pearl Black Pontiac G6, but she is a beauty and I wash it touchless and no brushes whatsoever.. but the other day at my almost daily trip to Walmart someone leaving pushed a cart into it and while there's no bends or dents from it, i...

Are you removing spider webbing or actual holograms? Get yourself some wizards turbo cut, hit it once over.. then use finish cut once over.. n i really like their mystic cut abrasiveless polish. Even tho the abrasiveless tend to just sit on top of the clear.. it does WONDERS for removing spider...

Make sure.you clay it out, bc clay is abrasive as well and will remove much of that oxidation.. if it was a repaint it is possible some idiot put a paint sealant over it. But use the least aggressive approach... Try some megs #7 by machine. Single stage paints are a good lesson learned on...

I would honestly hit that sucker with a yellow med. Cut pad and some stronger compound.. then finish off with a fine compound using rotary and finish pad.. then i would apply an abrasive breatheable sealant as long as its not a repaint, with a good coat of some carnauba wax! I have a pneumatic...

and some AIR NOZZLES!. Even if its not dried totally, squeegee that sucker thatll cut your time in half as well. Sent from my PC36100 using AG Online

Think of your polishes like chocolate milk, if not shaken up frequently, the chemicals separate. dont quote me on this but im pretty sure polishes are mostly made of "silicates" abrasives, and a light cleaner? Anywho, its cool you still had those bottles.. ive only been detailing about 5 years...

Names alex from MI. 4 years experience and always learning more! Love the site store and the detailing community, not a whole lot of people out here in farmville care too much about it, so its nice. Sent from my PC36100 using AG Online

I use the wizards mist n shine, im pretty sure it doesnt contain wax. But the #### is AHHHMazing

Im the owner of a pearl black g6, ive had the worst problem with water spots in my town we have really bad water from a chemical spill years back.. anywho, i usually will try a little bit of alcohol or really diluted adhesive remover. But in those cases im always polishing afterwards.. a d.a...

I rarely look at time and how long a certain stage takes me, ive had a car properly washed on 20 mins. But ive also had the vehicles that take 2 hours to wash and dry.. depends on how extensive your wanting to go. Sent from my PC36100 using AG Online

Couldnt have said it better kamakaZ i do the same, in my book i use wizards shine master and i allow a day or two to cure, then i put a longevity polymer wax then curing 2 days as well.. then to finish the whitest purest carnauba i have at the moment, i like to play with carnaubas see which i...

Gotta love a good wash Sent from my PC36100 using AG Online

I think what your referring to is the brush stroke swirls left from the dealership idiot. Here's what I like to do, I begin with one bucket solely for tires and rims, included is a wash mitt and a small soft brush I keep a stiff brush on stand by for whitewalls. Spray as much dirt from wheel and...

Acid bath? Sent from my EVO using AG Online

Your taking too many steps for less money.. instead of having such a broad menu of options.. start basics, basic cleanup on everything including JUST A wax for 100$ basic vacuum, wipe down windows, engine bay, etc.. next go to 150, throw in some minor paint correction and shampoo with perfect...

Take a nice strong compound and hit that sucker with a wool pad on rotary buffer and then use medium pad on rotary with swirl remover. Then use a foam finishing pad with some finer polish then seal.. I use wizards supreme seal and shine master. After a few days of curing.. apply a nice thin coat...

I cleanup my car on a weekly basis n we've had some nasty storms in Michigan lately. But the wizards mist n shine is holding a strong bead after week 2. Its about 50 bucks a gallon cost wise n I can't find it in any stores I get this product specifically through a company called car brite Sent...

I've also looked into minor pit correction myself and it boils down 2 things, rechrome or "hide them" pitted wheels are becoming quite the norm, especially with all the dealership yahoo's using strong acids.. pits that small I would do a few steps: clean thoroughly, I use a product called...

The traditional garden hose yields best results when it comes to the wash, I refuse to wash a vehicle with anything more than 1500psi.. efficiency is key so a garden hose will DRAIN the clock, find a decent electric one with an output around 1000 to 1500. I got mind at a local hardware store for...