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Have you seen one born before????? Take some M105 just in case.....

Natty Blue

I used the 4000 on my blue Mustang last week as sort of an 85% pre-winter detail. It took out some light swirls and the shine is great. I followed with 2 coats of WGDGS. I'm very happy. I'm do a full detail in March and try my 4500 then as a final polish

My dealer will change the oil and filter in my Fords for $29.95 for Motorcraft Synthetic Blend and a Motorcraft filter. That's as cheap as I can buy it. It may not be fully synthetic but is great oil. I cracked my motor open at 145k and it was clean as a whistle.

Be sure to pull the pistons and seals before you do. Reinstall after the coating.

Better read again..... LOL

My preference is WG although either is great. Two cars I've use them on, both times the WG felt slicker but looks were similar

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PB wheel cleaner worked great when I bought my used Mustang. 10 years and the barrels had never been cleaned. I would rate them an 8 out of 10 now

No snide comment. Just a funny thought since it's like spreading icing. And it is a good idea. Have a nice day.

When you're done do you lick the spoon? LOL

Yeah, but you know they're there. LOL Just sayin..........

PERL works great

I'm on my phone so I'm not going to search but look for some threads by Mike Phillips regarding water spots. Really good stuff.

Don't leave water on the car. Sure way to get spots

Then it looks like you should pay for the bumper. Not the man who backed into you (unless there is more damage I don't see). He obviously should be on the hook for the repaint.

The spots may not come out regardless due to their nature

What are you using to clean the rubber before applying the 1Z? I've used APC+ 1:4 on a rag 4 or 5 times has the rubber still leaves a black residue on the rag.

^^^^ what they said

Good experience with Lloyds See if you can get a color match in red