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ugh. I guess I'll polish it out. I plan on putting on Exo after C1 - hope I have better luck with Exo.

I used C1 for the first time today on a black car and I guess I didn't buff soon enough and/or used too much product, but it left a hazy, psychedelic looking residue on the hood. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks.

Really like Germany. Was there at Ramstein AFB while on leave from Bosnia back in the day. You can prob get a good deal on a new Bimmer while over there. Can you tour the BMW factory?

I like the GG 3" for getting to the small areas that the PC can't get to.

Was considering the Grit Guard Universal Pad Washer but this has got me thinking...

Nope, no scratches or marring at all. The magnets are under the rubber so there's no contact on the paint. Don't think they're sold in stores for you to see in person, though.

Yeah, it works. I also have a thick front license plate holder for those close parallel parkers. I've seen it in action a few times - I was crossing the street and the guy keeps backing up til he hit my bumper. The ones for the door are called DoorShox. A little pricey compared to some...

I had a black car that came with a door edge guard already installed that looked like that. It looked good at first, but then the rubber started to slide down - the adhesive wasn't holding it anymore so I just removed it, leaving a messy goo that I had to clean up. Plus, if the top isn't super...

Parking as far away from people is one of things to do - I benefit from their laziness. If I think someone will park next to me, I put on these rubber door guards that stick with magnets. I always get the strange stares putting them on, but I don't care.

FK425 and Carpro Eraser

not even good spam.

Which Brinkmann would you use for a black car? Can't decide between dual xenon or dual LED.

Duragloss Wax Eraser worked for me

the time to wait is entirely your decision, but if this helps - from Dr. Colorchip's site: Wash & dry the vehicle. Do any "hard" detailing first, like wet-sanding, compounding and buffing. Then use our paint. Follow up with standard waxing a week later. Refrain from using a circular buffing...

Don't think you want to seal the chips so when you fix it, its not bonding to the sealant. I would prob polish around the chip. Maybe if you have some pics, others can weigh in too?

I think you should do all polishing first and fix the chips afterwards. If you fix the chips first, you would have to wait (30 days?) or so before polishing to make sure its cured.

Oh, I got it when it was on BOGO so I grabbed it from my Order History :D

AutoFiber Car Wash Mop Pad High Grade Aluminum Mop Head looks like the mop is on backorder.

Actually, I've never tried the other way around so I guess I can't compare. I currently use WGDPS topped with Fuzion but am always looking to try something new. Looking to get some Dodo Supernatural next.

I do sealant first to bond to the paint, then put wax on top of sealant.