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Firs step was to clay the entire car. It wasn't too bad.

and waterspots

Everything lines up and ready to go

Small scratches and halos

Great work, that is a gorgeous color!!!

I have the same issue on my '03 Lightning. What I have done in the past is use Zaino on that trim. The black stuff still comes off, but at least it shines and protects it. I prefer that over the liquid stuff that rinses off and doesn't last very long. Every single Ford truck I have owned has...

I have to agree with Dave. I have owned two Vettes, '91 coupe and '03 Z06. Both had paint that was very challenging to fix even the most minor dings or scratches. Like I tell people, keeping your car shiny is the easy part, it's getting it there that is time consuming and hard. It's like...

Mark, it was recommended to me to apply a good wax after the WDGPS 3.0. I am doing my wife's black 335i tomorrow. My plan is to end with WDGPS 3.0 and then put a coat of Pinnacle liquid Souveran. The paint sealant will be longer lasting paint protection and the Pinnacle will give a great...

X2. The cold temps aren't friendly on clay bars. I don't clay my cars in colder temps. The clay gets a little too hard and leaves more residue behind.

Great work so far. The car has come a long way since you first asked for help.

Thanks brentech, that's about what I'm up against. One spot is a little higher than yours. I ended up buying some M105 and M205, so I think I'm all set to start it Sunday. I think this will end up being a 2 day detail job. But hey, I'm on vacation all week.

One last question. My local store was out of Finesse It, so I got some Meguire's 105 and 205. After the sanding (ending with 2000), I plan to use the 105 the get the scratches out. Do you think the 205 will be needed also, or should I be ok with going right on to the Pinnacle ASR and AFP...

Thanks for all of the info. I have a raised rock chip repair that I need to sand down this weekend before a full detail. Looks like my plan was pretty much in line with the recommendations here. Mike, the info in your links is perfect!!