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Noticed that my 48 year old car’s windshield looks a bit worn, not sure if polishing will help. Figure it is worth a try though. What do you guys suggest?

I figured so, BTW, Posted your old article from 2010 or so on single stage paint and Meg # 7 on the corvette C 2 forum, one guy tried the over night process and liked it

Just finished the overnight saturation of Meg’s #7, looks great. But the latest bottle , product looks white, previous bottles look like a gray product. any concern here?

Yes took them off, degreased, deironed, polished, prepped, you name it, I did it. Report back with longevity.

Time consuming, but man they are clean, used Gyeon Q2 rim

Oops, disregard People magazine

Got a new drill 3 weeks ago, hooked up the power woolie last week. Wow, took the wheels off and cleaned them. The tool is very durable and did a wonderful job. Very impressed, highly recommend it. Will ceramic coat the wheels next week.

I have been using Aquawax for years, I usually spray on , wipe off. Never tried it as a drying aid. Should I let it stand for a while before wiping off? Not sure about correct application method

There are worse hobbies you know, just sayin

Homemade guacamole, have not decided what else

Did someone say they diluted it 2:1 with distilled water? I thought I read that.

Instructions say wait 12 hours for second coat application. I thought I read 4 hours? Any ideas?

Sprayer worked solid, just some water and ONR. I used the fan spray tip

Tried out my new sprayer

Been out of work almost a year now, but, it gives me me more time to work on my cars😃

Thanks great forum, ordered the tuf shine and their brush. I dig brushes

I usually dilute Opt Power clean, any other tips?

I use a drill adaptor, many options. Never dull and simichrome are my go to.

Gonna remove my wheels, clean, iron remove and ceramic coat them. I usually use Optimum power clean. Any other product you like?