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If you don't want them send them my way I'll try to salvage them ha!

It's a chemical reaction the HF acid has with the silica in glass. Look up glass etching with HF acid.

HF acid can easily etch glass so I'm sure it's not pretty.

Here it is. Got it at Walmart for like $15. I wish it had more compartments but it gets the job done. The folding top helps keep dust and dirt out since I keep my towels in the garage.

I've had the same experience when using it without 601. Only lasts a couple months. I used to only use it when I wanted to clean the paint. Now I've switched to squeaky clean so I can have a super clean surface and add whatever lsp I want.

This is why I bought a dirty towel bin with 3 separate parts that I labeled and it's got a cover on it. Everyone in my house knows not to touch my towels lol.

No bc it doesn't dry and crystallize like some silica coatings. I've been cleaning my applicators with dawn after use and they work great. I use the optimum applicator that's black and grey with two different sides.

It looks like someone spilled an entire bowl of cereal and milk back there. I bet that caused 90% of the mess. Nice save.

Zep 505

If you're asking if it will remove cquartz the answer is no.

Wow that is in great shape! Better than a lot of new cars out there on the road.

I wonder what, if anything, negative would come out of waxing your interior glass? I've always heard not to.

If you use SPNS pick up some brilliant shine detailer to go along with it. It's an incredible product and so easy to use. Do you happen to own a trans am ws6 as well? Post up some pics!

I mean the stuff that isn't spray. I already know how hard that is to remove lol It seems like APC isn't going to do much to the new stuff since it's so durable.

Has anyone tried removing this stuff?

I can't stand to watch these videos they actually piss me off. I doubt those cars have single stage paint, yet I see his pad is maroon from buffing away all the clear down to the base coat. I love how nice his black foam pad looks also, nice and chewed up. I could point out so many things but...

Normally only horizontal panels need claying a lot sooner than the vertical panels. You could clay and then just put a few coats of UPGP and that will give you protection for a long time. I haven't used pinnacle paint cleanser but I don't think it's abrasive so you can use it as often as you...

Not if you use a very fine clay and lots of lube. You be the judge! I prefer not to polish very often. No sense in removing paint all the time.

Probably best that hsppened. It doesn't look like a very good wash mitt anyway. Reminds me of a mop.

I would say let someone else deal with it.