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After reading through this thread...all i could say is yikes. Thats tough to go through...literally and figuratively. I love the BRZ...and maybe if I didn't live in the north and have 2 kids...I opted with this: Shared album - Nate Laird - Google Photos I just recently had my front bumper...

Just as a follow-up, I tried a few things i had sitting around including WD-40 and another dawn bath to remove the wd-40 - to no avail. I grabbed my bottle of Poorboys Professional Polish and noticed the back of it said about remove previous applications....so I worked that into the wheels and...

Good to hear. I sent you guys a FB message. Appreciate the quick reply!

I dont think theyre powder coated. The problem with wiping vs. rubbing is that you cant just wipe them off. The matte finish invites you to scrub into it. Much different than just wiping down a gloss finish.

Isn't that stuff made to clean up paint?

these all sound scary, lol

Thank you and awesome, I'll look into that. Thanks Mike! I'd be afraid to use acetone on these wheels. They weren't exactly cheap. Thanks man! The picture kind've sucks...a bit too dark.

I got a new set of Work CR Ultimate's in matte bronze last spring. I promptly added 2 layers of OLD Poorboys wheel sealant so I think maybe that be a part of the problem to begin with. I think I purchased it back in 2005/6. I could never quite buff off all out before i ended up getting the tires...

ok, now some pics of the aston martin

omg, sexy f**king car, great job!

maybe a more aggressive compound?

i bought a big bottle of bissell little green solution. Its the same stuff that comes with the machine when you buy it. They only give you like a little starter bottle (8 oz.) to do 1 job

i never thought about that....i guess ill start doing that. Do you mix hot water with the cleaner to pull the stain out and then use just hot water and extract?

the mats really werent all that bad looking...all four probably took me about 45 minutes

Thanks, the pics actually dont do enough justice...they are pretty damn mirror:cheers:

Thanks, it took me about 20-30 each

haha, i know what you mean. Updated with some quick after shots.

This has got to be one of my best investments since my pc7424. I ripped my g/f's entire carpet out of her cabby and did hers when i first got it. I was impressed with it until i did my car tonight, im now VERY impressed! I could NOT BELIEVE what came out of my carpets when they didnt even look...

My exhaust tips were pretty damn beat, caked on carbon and other ****, took them off and went at 'em. First, i rubbed polishing compound on the inside of the tip and using a polishing wheel for my dremel and took off all of the brown/black stuff. Last, i used some Blue Magic metal polish and...

did you clay the are before you polished it?