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He has texted me repeatedly how he just looks at it in the garage and it makes him happy, blown away with how it looks now!

Thanks all! LOL Nate! That's great!!

Thanks Crack! Appreciate it!! LOL, look at you!!!

Figured this post deserved this...MY 6,000th POST HERE!!!!

^^^Yep, what I've been using. Like the other solutions as well!

Happy New Year everyone!

Thanks John, I looked it up, saw that some say to use Teak Oil or some other wood oil, however, 1, I had none on hand, LOL, I don't use anything like that, and this actually looked like it was cleared/varnished/lacquered on top of the wood, so I wasn't about to attempt anything. I appreciate...

Some great ideas here! Thanks! I've just been using screw on funnels.

^^^I didn't. Just wiped it down. It has an area that needs to be refinished, but it's teak and I'm not a boat/wood guy!!! Referred the work to my local wood/boat person.

Thanks for the comments!!!

Thanks all!! I use LC pads almost exclusively. Griots FCC and Perfecting Cream. LOL, I don't know what the power is, it's a V12!!

Thanks John!

I'm the Rolls Royce King this week! LOL 2 in one week, one old one new! This thing was a whale! HUGE car. Hard as rocks clear too. Full of swirls and some heavier scratches. Griots dynamic duo. Foam pads Heavy cut and finish/polish pad. Aquatek Ceramic Coating All the other usual...

^^^Thank you!!

Paint was finicky and didn't want to finish down to what I wanted. Started with compound on a foam pad, polish on foam, then 085 on a wax/finishing pad that did the trick. (and the paint, surprisingly so, was not rock hard typical GM (corvette) clear/paint) thank goodness...

^^^Yep, not really around anymore, unfortunately. I still have a stock of some of their coatings from when I used them exclusively.

^^^Thank you! Body shop shenanigans...

Thanks Dave! 3 black vehicles in a row!!

Sorry, 22ple VM1