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I did some more searches and looks like people use 5-15 cc of the product per car. I will go ahead and do a second layer some time later. When would be the best time to do it? Do I wait for full cure? Thanks!

No offense taken, but I'm more than qualified to do that.

Thanks for your youtube video. That convinced me to do nanoskin vs clay.

I just did detailing of a 2003 corolla. Not perfect and I didn't remove all scratches but I was afraid to remove too much paint (single stage). I finished OC2 application and it went well. I thought I used a lot of product as it took at least 10 drops to make the applicator wet enough to...

Yap, I broke in per the instructions.

Update: I went ahead and used blue too. But there was little resistance, so probably the red one did the job done. The red one is more sticky, the car was neglected, and maybe I put too much force. I'm actually done with compounding and polishing already. Taking a brake before OC2. Wish me...

I bout the combo package here: red medium and blue fine. It's supposed to be better than clay: Nanoskin Autoscrub Speedy Prep Sponge Fine Grade Review - YouTube The project car is neglected and while washed regularly, never clayed in 10 years. Thus I started with red medium sponge. The good...

What do you mean by exhaust? BTW, slick car. I almost want one like that.

More of the story on the "valeter": http://jalopnik.com/mobile-car-cleaner-spectacularly-wrecks-customers-ferr-509386931

Great job. This car looks just like my daughter's car that I'm planning to do this summer. Hers is 2003 and a bit cleaner, but with more paint blemishes from rocks/dents, etc. What did you do to the painted trims/plastics?

Thanks! How about non-urethane finish? The reason I'm asking, I'm not sure if OC2 should be used on plastic trims. Based on the fact that IPA dissolved paint from painted handles in the car that I'm slowly preparing for OC2, it doesn't look like urethane finish was used at the factory on...

Any compatibility issues? I'm talking about single stage (urethane?), acrylic enamel, and acrylic lacquer. I searched but didn't find anything.

Both Rustoleum and Krylon clear enamels have UV protectants, yet do poorly on headlights. OC2 also claims UV protection.

No, I didn't say that. I meant things like acrylic enamel clear coats.