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What about removing the left over adhesive?

I hate this dealership sticker on my car and forgot it was there. I want to take it off today. What do I need and whats the best way to remove this intricate lettering?

In a way yes. The only time I really touched the tires with this product was 20 minutes after applying it. It was almost dry, although I put 2 coats on. I will report to Thursday when I apply it again and wait couple of hours to see if its dry. The dust attraction is very little compared to...

No, I always clean my tires after every wash. Only did this for the endurance test and it gave me an excuse to not put tire shine on. I don't like doing it because my knuckles always get scuffed up when doing the front wheels because of little clearance when trying to get the top edge of the...

Another update after 3 weeks and 2 days. Car and wheels have been washed twice since application, but tires were not cleaned.

A must in my arsenal, especially with my BMW brakes :mad:

How about natty's red for a cheap wax to have on hand?

What about Signature series II? Does it look good on a really dark blue car?

I applied my Dodo BV pro and the removal was kind of a pain after I let it haze for 20 minutes. What are the easiest paste waxes to remove? Both boutique and cheaper waxes. I also thought BV pro didn't spread to well either. luckily I only bought the panel pot.

After my wash yesterday, I sheeted the car an this cool beading was left over from Hybrid V7. I have never seen it do this before.

Except for the 50% less cost :xyxthumbs:

Seriously? I still have the box from last year. Will they ask any questions even if I used it?

The only product I liked from the consumer line was Gold Class shampoo. Endurance tire gel was pretty decent too.

Right now I have a bottle of NXT 2.0 sitting on my shelf that I have no idea what to do with. Its about 3/4 full and I have only used it twice on the full car, spot touch-ups here and there, and the wheels once. Did not care for the looks, beading, or sheeting compared to my BFWD. I also hate...

Well its a better way to get proper dilution ratios. I know in my APC bottle, its a pain when there is still about a 1/4th of the bottle left when im tipping it to shoot the tires or wheel wells and I have to refill it.

I saw these on the TV the other day. I wish you could just buy the bottles to use. Spray Bottles with New Smart Tube | Clorox

I apply BFWD by D/A because it applies a much thinner and more even coat. Its also is a lot easier to apply by D/A than it is by hand. I always wax by hand though.

I also noticed these strange areas from where it had been previously applied after I had cleaned the tire. Any idea what they are? Note that its not a shadow line, but actually there

It seems like as it sits on the tire throughout the week, The heavy shine goes away but there is still the right amount left. It makes the tire look brand new the longer it stays on.

Update: 5 days and 75 miles later. Car also sat in a light rain on monday and sits outside from 8am-4pm everyday. Once again, no sling.