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Another vote for Ultimate Compound.

Mine is a factory base/clear, but my last car (1995 Lincoln MKVIII) was a factory tricoat color, and I had two different paint repairs done to it. The first was one man operation to fix a pair of small dents and scratches courtesy of a runaway shopping cart. he knew what he was doing, and his...

Interview the painter. Tri-coat colors can be tricky to match, and if it's not done right, especially on a total respray, you will not be happy with it. The painter needs to spray a series of test panels to determine how many coats of the base color and how many coats of the tinted mid color are...

You can also wrap the clay in a sheet of parchment paper (the kind you bake cookies on). It will not stick to the clay.

I'd want to find the little ####### and beat the snot out of them...

If I were gonna spend another hundred bucks right now, this is what I would be ordering: Griot's Paint Prep Iron X 500ml Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant 8oz DP Total Interior Cleaner Lake Country 3.5" Backing Plate Lake Country 4" CCS Pad 6 Pack (would prefer low profile flat pads) Nifty idea...

When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature’s God entitle them, a decent...

Good question!

Souveran!

Mine was my first car, a 1976 Toyota Celica GT liftback, back in '88. It had been repainted with a single stage bright blue, kinda like Ford Grabber Blue or AMC Big Bad Blue. It was faded, but it was mine, so I went at it with the Turtle Wax and whatever towels I could find around the house. A...

I have no Griot's stuff :awman: I'd love to give the Paint Prep and Bug Off and wheel cleaner a try, along with the blue Speed Shine mf towels.

Best thing I learned is how little i knew...and still have to learn...

That was great!

I'm up for a surprise!

If they didn't want us to eat animals, they shouldn't have made em out of meat!

Re: My Classic Car with Dennis Gage and Mike Phillips - Episode 14 Great feature! Pithy, but complete, and seeing it shot in HD really let the final results show up on screen.

Why are the 4" pads CCS only? Why not flat or low profile flats?

Well, I do live in an area with a lot of seasoned citizens and ridiculously low speed limits...

Keep your speed just under 45mph, and they don't splat, they bounce.

Halle-frickin-lujah! I have a much bigger problem with government than I do with oil companies when it comes to gas prices.