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How old is the film and who was the manufacturer?

I just used Opti Coat 2.0 on My 06 Acura TL and GFG Chrome rims. I honestly bought it to see how it would protect my Wheels. Well after I was finished I applied it to my 09 Trek Mountain Bike which is Matte White in color. I laid the Opti Coat pretty thick actually hoping it would give the matte...

The compounding stage it the most important for removing the defects so make sure the deeper scratches are gone before you move on. Depending on the hardness of your paint you may need to do multiple passes and apply more compound polish and go over the same panel multiple times to get the...

I have the Flex as well and it is a great machine. The video above gives a fair representation of how much Compounding polish to use when removing heavy defects. I find that when I am compounding the paint its because the paint is in pretty bad condition. For this reason you will probably have...

Nice work! The car came out very nice! Too bad the client didn't want to pay for the bird etching to be removed or was it simply too deep?

Whenever I buy a new car the first thing I do it get the "All weather Rubber mats". I leave em in year round

Truck looks amazing! Nice work! A slightly more in depth write up would have been nice, such as speeds used on the Rotary, how long did this truck take you start to finish< did you have a helper? What product did you use with the #000 Steel wool on the rims/skirts?

The car looks great! Welcome to the Forum!

Awesome turn around! THE car looks Fantastic!

I have recently experienced this same thing. I shook the bottle forever but to no avail. I have had this over a year now and it was nice and creamy at the beginning but now watery with what looks like little white chunks?? Appears that it has broken down somehow

Please enter me into the Vac giveaway, I would love to try it out and give back an honest review of the Autobahn Max Vac!

I personally would go with the 106FA. Your choice? but I would definitely advise you to go with either one or the other...not both! That in my opinion would be a great waste of money and total over kill for you. They both finish down very well as they are both Finishing polishes as you pointed...

Hey Nice Job! Now that's the way that car is Supposed to look! Looks Amazing! I'll bet you're turning heads with that car and that super reflective glossy paint! :D

Ryan, the paint is prob just really hard. You will most likely have to hit the area's with multiple passes to get the desired effect. You can certainly go with wool if you have it. Either way work the hyper compound until its sufficiently broken down and then reapply some more and more if...

I wet sand alot when dealing with cars that had minor accidents and rubbed against another car etc. Some times polishing alone can fix the problem but most often I need to wet sand the scratches down. This can completely remove some deeper scratches and sometimes it merely minimizes the damage...

Sounds like your pads may have attributed to the problem? I rarely have my Flex jump around on me unless I get some sticky paint at which time I switch over to wool (which also work great with the Flex). Keep at it, it is a valuabe tool to have. I love it when I'm trying to git a RID out as you...

I bought my Dad some Ultima Paint Guard Plus for use on his RV for "Protection" and he absolutely LOVES IT. I like it as well but for such a big rig the wipe on and walk away nature of this product can save you a bundle of time and work and the results are very nice. No buffing off of the...

I worked on an suv with severely water etched windows recently and I tried a glass polishing kit with those little white discs... it did help but i was not overly impressed. I then tried Wolfgangs paint cleaner- nothing, White vinegar- nothing, M105- some improvement, SIP- removed almost all of...

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Seeing both pictures helps....that looks pretty small. Some of it can be buffed out or better yet wetsanded and then buffed. The deeper parts that went through to the plastic simply use some touch up paint. I would recommend that you use some ISA alcohol and wipe the area first then apply a...