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Looks amazing. Great job.

Meguiars Hyper Dressing Try this diluted to your taste of shine.

I use 5.5 and 4 mostly with my pc. I recently did a car with only 4 inch pads and actually liked it. The polish broke down faster and removed more defects so i think i will be sticking to 4 inch pads. I also like not having to change backing plates when you need to go to the 4 inch pads for...

The middle of pads wears faster because most tend to apply the polish towards the middle of the pad. Try putting the polish dots more towards the outside and that should extend the life of the pad.

2.11 in MS. I couldnt believe it last time i filled up...

I can only speak for souveran and fuzion. Fuzion is a carnauba wax which also has some man made polymers that leaves a wet and very bright look while souveran is also a carnauba wax but offers an extremely wet and deep look. For metallic paints i would look into pinnacle signature series II...

It makes wax removal a breeze especially with hard to remove sealants like klasse sg. I wouldnt use it for polish removal though since it could cause micro marring.

I think it has etched the paint will probably need to be polished out wit a machine. I know a porter cable could do it but since money is tight it probably isnt in the budget right now. You may have to just seal it and wait till you have the money to buy a PC. You might also see if there are...

Take your time and make sure you have the right lighting to see. Once you have seen it the first time and remember the technique and about the time it took to break down you can just follow this with the rest of the car.

If its latex paint you might try a product called krud kutter I used to work at a paint store and it works wonders on latex and fresh oil based paint.

I believe that killr meant anything less than by machine is ridiculous.

Try the recommendations above but im afraid that the staining your talking about might already be etching which can only be removed by polishing...

Try stepping up to a white pad with it. Just keep in mind that it is a finishing polish and is not intended for anything more than the lightest swirl and haze removal.

Love the pics. Nice car you have there.

I would say 12 hours would be sufficient. You can wait longer if you want but its not really necessary.

Try uploading them to a photo sharing site then copy and past the image link and it should show up.

All are great polishes but if you plan on ever doing a car other than yours with anything more than lighter swirls i would go with the menz you have listed except because it is a little stronger but i would loose the 115c as it is just a glaze and if you remove all the swirls properly you wont...

That was awesome! I wonder how he can do that?

I would definately still clay if it is in very poor condition. Any contaminants left on they paint could cause excess micro marring and even swirling if they get in the pad. It is a very small thing to do considering how big off a safe guard it is.

If there are just a few individual scratches on each wheel i would try scratch x and alot of elbow grease. If its the whole wheel then i suggest and all in one like xmt 360. This is assuming that your wheels are clear coated.