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Alright. good news. Funny thing happened today. My buddy popped in this after noon while I was in the garge and he pointed out a bird dropping etch from 2 summers ago that he got. DAMN!!! I said. The car is a 911 dark blue, so I went to work by washing the area, drying the area and then I...

Nice work and I admire you for wet sanding such a car. We have a mercedes in the family and I always though that ceramiclear coat was bullet proof.

yes.. the less abbrassive white pad first then the more abbrassive orange pad , but depending on the light scratches and swirls you mentioned..... you may be able to just polish them out and save yourself some time from compouding. I've done it with good polishing. Be patient with the...

Good rule. I have a friend who has a silver car and it has a palm sized bird crap etch in the trunk lid which isn't present to the touch. I mean if you run your hand across it you can not feel it, but it is visible to the eye. I’m considering using the wet sanding technique in order to release...

yes... that was sort of my thinking as well.

what he said and then hit it with that Poor Boys Polish, EX-P Pure Sealant and then Poor Boys Natty Blue Paste wax. Grand total....$72 ....and yes! Those picutres of the D-Ram are claen.

video 1 [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UmzrrNi2Yk&playnext_from=PL&feature=PlayList&p=73CE031571DA0E52&playnext=1&index=4]YouTube - Wet Sanding 101 - Part 1[/video] 2. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymFNDIdCS3Q&feature=related]YouTube - Wet Sanding 101 - Part 2[/video] 3...

2000 grit paper?

I'd like to co-sign on what has already been said. Do your work inside. I see detailer outside with polishers in direct contact with the elements and I just frown. I always see them on the side buildings doing this, so Im sure they now right from wrong.

Did you apply the polish at speed 3 and slowly worked up to speed 5 as you broke it down? I recommend using a snapple top size of polish & work it in that figure 8 motion like someone else mentioned. It sounds like you are doing everything correct, so I'd question the product, but like some...

OrionZ06, Thanks again.

Much appreciated. I think I got it, but take a look at my steps below and tell me if this is correct. 1.Poorboy’s World Polish with Carnauba (BLUE) 2.Poorboy's Black Hole Glaze 3.Poorboy's World Natty’s Paste Wax – BLUE Now, if I were to use the sealant, I would skip the glaze because it...

Yes! This is the way to go. Blow in a downward motion away from the car. :confused: damn.. did say, "BLOW in a downward motion" :eek: sounds nasty. ... and the compressor technique is also a good method if you have moldings that trap water.

Jamores23, I like 3M's extra cut compound (part num 06060). I just finished using the PoorBoys BlackHole on my black car and W0W!! The picture of my above avatar is before the BlackHole treatment

so, are you saying the glazed look that I'm so in love with will go away with coat after coat after coat of the nattys or any other wax that is applied over time

OK... You've answer my question and then some. Thanks for the PB Nattys info. I just order some.:cheers: I used the PB Black Hole Glaze on my hood and wow, so I cant wait to see the results from the Nattys. I'll need to upgrade my avatar picture ;)

OrionZ06, What is you take on using a carnubeau wax (Meguairs Yellow #26 to be exact) over the black hole glaze.

question: Can I use two coats of glaze just as I would with wax.

Black 2003 Infiniti M45 checking in... and I must say this paint is pretty solid. Now, I've read on an Infiniti forum that the newer (06-08 M's) paint isn't as solid.

Got it! So, Go with the best and cry once, or Go cheap and cry forever, right...thx