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I almost bought one of those but the gas mileage wasn't enough for me and i would have gotten in trouble with a rwd sports car.... But you chose a gorgeous car, def needs tint on the windows tho!

depends on the vehicle, like some said could be the pins if it has disc on the rear. or could be the caliper itself. also you need to touch the rotor* not wheel, but be careful cause it might be hot. if it has drums then your wheel cylinders are probably bad.

I just used their Nano Hard Body an its awesome. I also use their Repairation QD also very good

thanks roshan!

Okay so I'm buying a 1997 Ford F-150 V6 5spd tomorrow and the paint is in pitiful shape. It doesn't look to have any clearcoat failure just alot of neglect. The paint itself feels like 180grit sand paper. So it definitely needs to be clayed, but I'm looking at getting optimum's foam/clay block...

looks like he did just the fender? That doesn't seem like enough time for what you did.... anyhoo that looks amazing!!! great work

The Meguiars polisher is a good choice, I would recommend going down to a 5.5" pad in either Meguiars or Lake County. I prefer the Lake County Flat pads (5.5"). Ive never used the Ultimate line of compounds and polishes but I've heard people like it. Personally I love WG DGS 3.0, its easy to...

Just curious, but you are either doing a IPA wipe or using CarPro Eraser? The M205 has oils in it will sort of mask your actual results.

I used Wolf's Chemicals Hard Body, extremely easy to apply and the reflections left is unbelievable..... Also seems to be holding up very well! Definitely recommend it!

If you don't think you're getting enough cut with the white pad and the m205 you can try and step up to a orange pad with the m205 so that it will have more cut. Also are you trying to get 100% correction? I think your after picture looks good. But I understand you wanting it to be even better...

I just read your reply to the person below mine. I personally wouldnt worry about the few swirls if any right now, I only mentioned the m205 if you wanted to get the paint perfect and amp up the gloss.

Ahhh, their sealant is amazing!! I dont think you could go wrong with that combo. I know sportscarhiatus has a 5.0 GT in kona blue and he used the.blacklight v7 combo on it amd it looked dripping wet. Just a suggestionfor the future! An love the car!

lol now I like to watch it slide off after I start driving. it flies off now that I coated my car

you wont get anywhere near the correcting ability with the polishing pal. A DA will make your life a piece of cake compared to the polishing pal

Sorry when I started typing there weren't any other posts lol. Only reason I thought you meant the TSR 3.0 was because you called it a polish. Any advice you get would be great advice

Im assuming that when you say WG 3.0 you're talking about the TSR 3.0 (Total Swirl Remover)? Also the M205 is the polish, M105 is a compound. I don't think you will need the M105 on your car since you just purchased it and instructed the dealer to not wash it. An judging from your pics the paint...

I would like to try the DP glass coating. I just coated my car an now the windows need some loving. I will also do a review!

One thing I noticed when it had just started to rain the drops wouldnt stay on the paint. They would like bounce off and onto the windshield

Forgot to add the pic of when I got home. Here it is:

Okay so I've been trying to buff my car for about a year now and just have never been able to actually do it. Throughout that year ive accumulated ALOT of detailing supplies and they have never looked as good as they should mainly because of my cars paint. Well I decided to take some vacation...