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I agree with not putting anything on. A few days without anything on the lens really isn't going to do any harm.

Depending on how long the dropping have been left to bake, you might need to wet sand. But as always, start off with the least aggressive. Try a light polish and polishing pad and move up to either a compound or more aggressive pad or both if the polish doesn't work.

Out of the waxes I have used, Megs D156 is the only spray wax the doesnt stain trim. On top of that, it is a very good product.

I think the shadowing you are talking about is the bird dropping etching into your clear coat. Unfortunately, only using an abrasive can remove it.

It is perfectly fine with the polish you are using. It also isn't aggressive enough to remove the factory coating. I would suggest putting a coating over it ie, Opti-lens or OC.

:iagree: You literally just spray evenly throughout the wheel well, let the excess drip and it evens itself out. Never have to even touch the wheel well.

Great! Exactly what I wanted to hear. I can live with 1-2 months knowing how easy it is to apply! I just wanted a way to limit the brake dust that sticks to the wheels after a week of driving. Before when I used to wax the wheels, there was a noticeable difference in the amount of brake dust...

Looking forward to your results. I too just received Hydro2 yesterday and wanted to test it out. I will mainly be using it on wheels.

Since you said the car sits outside, the accumulation of dirt could be what the streaks are made of. The rain probably washed off all the loose dirt and runs down the side of your vehicle causing these streaks when the water dries.

Could the "sap-like splotchy" substance be the CQUK itself not being removed completely? I know I had that problem when I applied CQ to my car and it was a PITA to remove. It was super sticky when I was trying to remove it and I started to search if anyone else had this problem and some people...

+1 for CarPro Spotless. Here are some results I got with the same scenario you experienced. The results I got and I am very happy with. Also, it includes the process I used. Post #29. Will M205 or SF4000 Remove CQuartz?

Wonder if they are going to give the option to install a factory supercharger on previous SRT models. Would sure love that on my Bee.

WOW! Beautiful work on a beautiful car. This is going to be my next car!

Steam will easily get it out.

I don't have an answer for the steam method, but may I suggest using CarPro Spotless instead? I am sure it is a lot quicker than steam. Simply clean surface, spray Spotless, use yellow foam applicator pad work the product as if you are waxing the panel, and finally rinse off. I think usibg...

If possible, can you provide some pictures? I have been using DLux for a while now, and haven't had the problem you are encountering. How long after application did it appear? I am guessing the surface wasn't clean.

I probably should've tried clay first but I didn't want to risk marring the paint which would've made me polish the car again. I used the foam wax applicator pad because I know that pad won't mar my vehicle and went with it.

Well, I received and used CarPro Spotless 2 days ago and all I have to see is I am more than happy with the results. It completely removed all the water spots and the best part is the CQuartz is still there. This saved me a lot of time from polishing out pretty much half the car. The...

Thank you! Since you plan on removing fine swirls, an LC white pad and either WG Finishing Glaze or Menz 4000 will get you the results you need.

I also have a 12 Charger, but not black. I have used WGDGPS and Fuzion on it and the results were phenomenal. Tried 2 Layers of WGDGPS 3.0 The problem I have with WG Fuzion..