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This always comes in handy when looking at the labels: Dilution Calculator | Enviro-One.com Also, if you use 32oz. spray bottles when diluting, this post will prove helpful too: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-charts-graphs/31925-dilution-ratios-32oz-bottles.html

I have the pads and have recently used the WG products with the pads on my PC. They work really well together. This correction was Uber on MF cutting disc, followed by FG on polishing foam pad.

It depends on your application. It's surprising how well it finishes out. You can test it out by doing a section with just the Uber Compound, and right next to it a section with the polish. Pull it out into the sun or shine a bright light on it to see if there's a discernible difference. Then...

I had some great success using WG Uber this weekend. I bought an old rear spoiler from ebay and it came looking rough. I paired Uber with a Megs MF cutting disc on my PC XP after cleaning it up with APC and claying it. I was amazed at how clean it finished. I used Finishing Glaze w/ a foam...

Re: Mike Phillips - Vehicle Inspection Form - Version 2 I'd like a copy. Thank you! Sent from my SM-G900T using AG Online

Hey Art! Your projects look great. Very nice. Keep up the good work. Sent from my SM-G900T using AG Online

Count me in. I have a bunch of DP products & because they are all great products, it's hard to pick a favorite. If I have to choose I guess it would be Poly-coat Sealant. Often overlooked. As for BF, I don't have nearly enough experience with. I like the APC. Very good. Sent from my...

I am in agreement with RMD. IMHO, the only reason you'd use a glaze is provide an additional gloss, or cover up minor swirls - but only on a car that hasn't been polished recently, like a DD. If you just compounded & polished the paint to perfection, the added step of putting a glaze on would...

The back wrapping is pretty slick, lining up the van's emblem with the pictured car's emblem. Attention to details, right? Time to rack up some miles on that thing. :dblthumb2:

I thought this was interesting. Typically this site posts blogs about DIY car repair, among other similar topics. This time the author chose to write about maintaining the appearance of the car. It's a good intro for many lay persons out there who didn't know about coatings, as you can read in...

Thanks for answering this Mike. I was hoping it could be repaired somehow, perhaps by light sanding - but in the back of my mind I knew it could only be minimized. You make a good point about making it more noticeable. I guess a good scrubbing, like shown above, and a good dressing is the only...

Here's a closer pic of the damage. As you can see, the scrape goes beyond just the surface, so scrubbing it clean with a soft brush and APC would only be the 1st step. Any help or direction would be appreciated.

I hear you. She said she tried cleaning it up, but it didn't do much. Granted, she didn't have all the tools and cleaners we have - I think it was just a Magic Eraser and some elbow grease. I've asked for some more close up pics to see how deep the scrape is. Maybe then we can see what she's...