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I know!!! I've worked on mine.. it's a lot better, and even better because it's white. ;)

PINNACLE DETAILING BRUSH KIT- Three brushes from Pinnacle for those who demand the greatest attention to details! Clean Vent Kit And a little QD to loosen the dried wax, and it's gone..

VERY reflective. :applause: Gotta' love the orange peel though.. :o

No question is ever "silly". How do you learn, without asking? Anyways, I usually tape of most areas, and touch up with a small boars hair brush and QD.

You can say the product names.. it's an open forum.. Those swirls/scratches you saw after compounding was left because the polish wasn't broken down all the way, and the abrasives in the compound lightly scratched up the paint. This is common amongst new users. The compound needed to be worked...

Very nice and well done. :applause: I know first hand how hard it is to make white look nice... http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/4503-its-bluuuur.html

Any of Menzerna polishes.. That amount is good for one panel.

We wish you the absolute best from AG. :cheers:

Did you work on the paint? Looks beautiful Ed!! :applause:

You "dry buff" which you don't want to do either. When polishing it takes trial and error to find the exact "point" in which everything clicks. Your product amount should be about the size of a dime/quarter x2. Although Menzerna polishes finish down very nicely, and by far the best I've used...

Do you over-use the product? Your pad should look like this.. I've never had any of the problems you've come across with #83.

Oh yeah.. can't forget that.. HD Cleanse #21 x2 NB x1 Titanium x1 Man, that blue would have a serious WOW factor afterwards.

Looks fantastic. Great job!! :applause: :awesome:

Titanium, NB, or #21 (two layers would look nice.) If you have the time, #21 x2 NB x 1 Zymol x1 All can be done in the same day, no curing time. Apply and wipe. The result would be....WOW! #21 is some good stuff, and no curing time makes it THAT much better..

Maybe more than a little. XMT #4 and PB's SSR3 feel like " 'liquid' sandpaper".. not a good feeling.. Ton's that are equal to #83, but I will classify those that AG sells. PB's #2.5 XMT #3 DP's SSR (no longer available on website, although might still have some left)

Very nice. :applause: What LSP's do you have?

What glaze are you using?

Can you apply a carnuba ontop of opti-seal? Any curing time between coats?

Very nice. I would only recommend using #4 in some of the extreme cases, as it's AG's MOST abrasive polish/compound out there.. I would much rather use #3 twice, than #4 once.

I will second that too. I really have found a love for Menzerna polishes..