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Also make sure these dots are not small dots of tar that can be removed with a bug and tar remover before claying. I know using clay to remove small dots of tar can be very time consuming.

The Surf City is a great choice. I recently started using it and it makes quick work of even the worst brake dust all the while being completely safe.

I would try something like purple power or another apc. you can buy purple power at walmart by the gallon very cheap and diluted 50/50 it is safe on nearly all factory wheels as long as you don't let it dry but that's with all apc.

A paint gauge would be nice when working on a car like that so you can see exactly what you have to work with but i would think with the pc and a polish like menz IP or Wolfgang TSR on an orange pad you should be ok.

I wonder how long it would last though...

Thanks. Thats what i was thinking but i wanted to make sure before i spent money on something i didnt need. By the way, any sales coming up?

I currently only have a PC and my strongest polish currently is TSR. My question is can i achieve more correction with M105 or is TSR close to the same strength?

I agree. Optimum if you want a spray and Liquid Souveran if you want a traditional. You will love the LS.

I am amazed at how perfect the plastic you put down over the mats is... I have been putting down plastic for 3 years now and i dont think i could get it to lay that flat...

Im not sure on turning it off or not but it should be a dry fogger meaning nothing will get wet and it shouldnt leave a residue.

Nice! I still have alot left but im going to try some when i run out. I always felt like there was some improvement to be made. I bet this version is top notch.

I wonder if those would be a pain to clean?

Charlie Haley I have used Sig. Series II, Liquid Souveran, KAIO, Optimum Spray Wax, NXT 2.0, Duragloss 105, and... I know i'm forgetting something but thats the general idea. I would love to try a new wax. It's been a while since i tried something new.

3 should be enough for a small car but if they aren't just let them soak for about 10 minutes in pad cleaner then rinse them really well. Give them a spin on speed 6 till water stops coming out and you good to go.

Zaino Z6 also claims to have anti static properties.

Yes you can but there is no reason to. I WG products are made to be used one after the other so there is no need to clean before your second step.

I would use the Leatherique if they are in that bad of shape. Im not sure if that kit leaves behind protection since you clean on the last step. Maybe someone can help on letting you know if you need to follow with a protectant.

Power gloss=strong compound and will need a finer polish afterwards Power finish=all in one one step polish Final polish=polish used to remove slight imperfections and after compounding

#3 will interfere with the wolfgang bonding. I would just use the wolfgang. I think you will be happy without the glaze.

Is price a factor?