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I've personally been where you and WaxMaster1 are, relented and joined Facebook and have now come full circle. I just downloaded some instructions on how to permanently delete my Facebook presence. Way too much hassle.

Wow. That second to last paint pic really shows the value of the #7 on single stage paint.

Thanks for the review. I ordered some earlier today and can't wait to try it out.

Great review. I came across this while looking for a review of the McKee's Paint Coating. How have these products stood up over time?

I've used it on my wife's white CR-V with only 2 incandescents above for light and have been able to see it fine after machine application.

As much as I like the one I ordered a couple of months ago, I wish I had waited. Nice improvements.

Beautiful work. Thanks for the pictures.

I bought the McKee's 37 Turbo Dryer within the last two months. As far as I'm concerned, the main advantage of any dryer is to keep drying "towels" off of the paint. In that regard, this product works just fine once you have a well prepped surface. It probably takes a little more time than a...

Great pics and talk about the WOW factor!

Great topic. So far, here are the alternative ways I have used Klasse AIO. 1. Removed some light staining from a bathroom counter 2. Used the slight abrasiveness to clean up sliding shower doors 3. Several ceramic products including a toilet top and a cigar ashtray.

I was a little rushed when I first posted. Some additional details. When I took this on, it was understood that I would be able to use one of the three bays in his garage to wash, Iron-X, clay and then apply the #7. As I've learned from you and the other pros on this forum, things don't always...

When I had my '83 240D in for an oil change a month or so ago, I noticed the owner had a 1983 E300D that was in need of some help. I spent about 3 hours today doing some triage detailing on it, concentrating on the paint. If I can get my pictures to post, I'll show you how it turned out. I've...

By coincidence, I used #7 on an older Mercedes 300D today. While results were nowhere near as good as the pics above, I'll try to see if I can improve my picture importing skills and start a thread.

Here's my take on your question after reading Mike's excellent primer on #7 Mirror Glaze and having used the product on a Mercedes 240D with single stage paint. My guess is that the "paint coming off the car" is probably oxidation. If that guess is correct, #7 would probably result in the same...

Don, Don't mean to hijack the thread but I'm in Kent. I'll have to clear my schedule for the next Columbus meet up.

Very nice.

So far, I would vote for Griot's Heavy Duty Wheel Cleaner. I could get by with less than optimal products just about everywhere else but wheels would rapidly deteriorate without this product or something similar.

Thanks Brett. I was going by the article Mike Phillips posted on the subject. Here is an excerpt from a post earlier today where someone else used his technique on an old Volvo. "According to Mike Phillips’ article, Meguiar’s #7 Show Car Glaze contains restorative feeder oils which can be...

Thanks for the advice. Do you have an example for the products you have in mind for a 2 step? HD Speed/Adapt?