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And I went and did the wipe down before going to pick her up from work. Thanks for the advice Ouch. Well I am glad to not have extremely hard cc's on my cars.

PC forgot to add that. Thanks.

Well, I just spent 16 hours on my wife's car in 2 days. I believe it was time well spent, you be the judge. The car is a 2006 Pontiac G6 GTP in slate grey metallic. I am very pleased with how it turned out. And the metal flake really pops now. I didn't seal this one because the garage was...

double boiling worked well. Took about 30 minutes but it got it completely melted. Thanks for all the advice.

Yes Menzerna says Ceramic, however it works great for any clear. I used it on my Pontiac. Menzerna kit, 5.5 lake country pads, porter cable menzerna kit, ceramic clear polishing kit, Mercedes polishing kit It also comes with 5.5 inch pads which work MUCH better with the PC. You should also...

where would I get one of those? Or could I also use two pots. One in another with water in both? And would it change the properties of the wax to melt it and let it reset?

I was thinking about putting it in a pot of boiling water, just don't want to change the properties of the wax. The only reason I want to melt it back together is so the smaller pieces don't get knocked out onto the ground and wasted when I am waxing.

Menzerna Complete Ceramic 5.5 Inch Polishing Pad Kit That kit right there will cover you. The only thing you may want to grab are another 2 5.5 inch Orange CCS pads, and a 3 pack of 5.5 inch Gray CCS pads. I know that is a chunk of change, but I got great results with the SIP - 106 combo...

I tried that when I first got it, and it only barely melted the top. What about if it is cracked deeper? And in 1/4 inch chunks?

I think I applied too much pressure when getting wax on my applicator as the wax cracked and broke into small pieces. Is there an easy way to melt the wax to get it back to one block? And if I do this, will it harm the properties of the wax?

Guys, you should probably drop it. You can agree to disagree. It is Rasky's prerogative to recommend what he feels is a good product. It is also your prerogative Asphalt to think there are better options. That is the beauty of this. Not 1 product is the end all. There are many options...

Isn't Fuzion as well good for pretty much any color?

Where do you store your towels? What do you wash them with? Do you check them before they touch your paint?

Well, as long as the weather holds, I plan on detailing my wife's car. Spending 12+ hrs for it's first detail. The 2006 Pontiac G6 GTP, slate grey metallic. I can't wait. Oh, and Friday I think we are gonna go grab dinner and see Friday the 13th.

So here it is 9 days after the wax, and I wash it for the first time. Fuzion is amazing. The car came clean so easily. And my wash process has improved dramatically. I see no new swirls and am very happy about that. Thanks AG!! And thanks to everyone else who has offered their advice.

Where would one find that green 3m tape?

I am not addicted to car detailing and AG... I didn't just spend 2 hours yesterday and 2 hours today washing 1 car each day. Starting at 5pm and going to about 7pm when it was dark. I didn't just wax my wheels, and meticulously dry my cars with microfiber. I can stop whenever I want. I just...

Yup, my package got delivered to another residence. Luckily the couple was nice and searched out my address and got it to me. Ups does stink sometimes.

Thanks for the compliments. I also see today/tonight how well Fuzion beads. It is raining all night and the beading is amazing. Nice tight little drops. And they just slide off the paint just above 35mph. And I just love looking at my car in the daylight now =D.