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Try a stronger cutting pad. I try to stay away from heavy compounding. But when all else fails a good ol' wool pad n some decnt compound should take care of that, I only wet sand when I ABSOLUTELY have to. Sent from my EVO using AG Online

I use " wizards mist n shine" I use it on trim, windows and chrome. I've even diluted small amounts with my interior degreasers. It will leave a nice flat tone instead of just a clean haze.. but for drying I always use a silicon squeegee on windows only bc they dry fastest, but then giving the...

I've never had a problem with a good soft clean squeegee especially after doing a PROPER wash never a rinseless or touchless. But I wax to dry, after a good final rinse ill squeegee roof and windows down to trim, then air nozzle and SD and microfiber.. works amazing with little marring

Use a squeegee, the better technique you have the better it will be to dry, then use an air nozzle to get grill, rearend and trim where water seems stand for HOURS after that, ill actually use a SD and a water bandit or waffle towel, less haze more shine for just a wash and ALWAYS followup with...

I'd go with a wizards mist n shine, the #### is a little pricey but still amazing and lasts for a while, oh and a great wizard smell, ill even put about an oz. In a bottle of interior degreaser to leave a nice flat tone instead of that cruddy haze. Sent from my EVO using AG Online

I use a Wizards water bandit, it is by the far the best drying tool I've ever bought it doesn't marr the paint (if used properly) but its a chamois you don't allow to dry its wet you buy it actually. As far as MF towels, the softer the better.. and I would actually use the softer side to remove...