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Very good advice there, wish I had heard of this a month ago. My process of sanding was probably reverse that, I definitely spent the most time on 1500 and the least amount of time on 3000. Doesn't even make sense now that I'm thinking about it. Hind sight is 20/20. Good point. Better I made...

Thanks for all the input. Sounds like I will definitely look into a good cleaner and sealant for them. AG store here I come...

Thanks for all the positive responses guys. The feedback and camaraderie of this sight continues to impress me. Keep in mind it could easily have been more of a poor technique and lack of experience rather than the process alone. I'm a first timer for all of these steps. Dove in head first...

I was about 3/4 of the way around the car on my final polishing step and I just wasn't satisfied with the results.:doh: Let me rephrase that, I was disgusted with how it was turning out. But through out the hole process I just kept telling myself "oh it'll get better, It'll turn out good". Well...

Thanks for the replys guys. I'm definitely gonna give some of this a try. Thanks for the article mike. I'm regretting not taking action years ago.

So I've got some 18" cobra R wheels on my mustang. Love these wheels but they are getting old (been on the car for about 11 yrs now) and I hate to admit it but I haven't always taken the best care of them. What are some ways I can make these look better and last longer? Products, technique, etc...

I thought you were trying to give us some more acronyms ha ha, I sat there for a while trying to figure out what they meant before I scrolled down lol

I first compounded with M105, now I'm going over it with 205. Do I need to wash or clean it more than just wiping it off before I put on a sealant? Thanks

Great post Jamesboyy, helps me alot too.:xyxthumbs:

I've thought this a million times as well, I want some videos of how to get all the tough spots.

Looks great to me. Well done.

Looks good. Love the Sonic Blue.

Dang, this thread is depressing....

Very good looking car. Awesome job on the detail.

No its not the lowest setting, goes down to 600. I thought I was spreading it correctly but I'll pay more attention. Thanks.

Holy cow, that hood that guy did looks amazing! Had no idea it could turn out that well. He was very detailed in his process too!

After weeks of wet sanding and a very thorough washing today I was finally able to start with the buffing. Just did a test spot tonight. Im using the makita rotary (rpm setting at 1400) with meguiars red foam cutting pad and m105. I primed the pad and added just a few more drops as seen in all...

Looks really good. I've been thinking about getting a steamer and after seeing these results I'm definitely getting one. Well done

Amazing work. Also interested in that light. Did you just get it at home depot?