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I haven't. Their stuff never seemed to match quite right. The best touching up I have done was using the factory touch up paint, purchased at the dealer. I used hobby brushes and wetsanded between layers. It took a little longer, but when I had trouble picking out the touched up spot, I...

Welcome from another AL guy. Looks like you're off to a nice start with that stuff.

I didn't assume you were, I just think that there's some misleading information in this thread - or at least information that goes against what others have told me and what I have read in the past. That is all.

What about polishes such as SSR1 & 2 and Megs ScratchX that have diminishing abrasives that I can't feel? Those must be microscopic too then, right? Just my opinion, but I don't buy that just because something is too small to be felt that it's "microscopic" or that it wouldn't diminish in...

Aren't the cutting particles in other polishes microscopic?

Isn't aluminum oxide also referred to as a diminishing abrasive? BTW, I'm no chemist - I just have an interest in the whole discussion here.

I've used both brands, and get seemingly different results with certain products that are "comparable." Maybe it's just personal perception. Though everytime I see these type threads, I just kinda think to myself, what difference does it really make. It's really not a "secretive" business...

Re: My site is a clone! Wow, I don't know if anyone noticed this or not, but that looks like MySpace. :D

You can use a variety of management programs from the web to manage an iPod, not just iTunes. Also, you run the risk of sacrificing sound quality if you want a smaller file, so be aware of that. As mentioned earlier, 128 br is as small as I would go. And, FWIW, I believe iTunes uses AAC...