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Looks like a better product than the Mothers Powerball mini.

Don't you just love that :) So and so says their performance is well, and then you compare it to yours, and yours is much better. Always makes me feel like I know what I'm doing

I found those exact same products, in samller sample sizes, but not here? I wish they would have been on AG as I would have rather purcased from them :( I wasn't sure the 105 & 205 are what I wanted, so I didn't want to buy a whole 32oz. of each either.

You can see that it isn't baked into the cleare on those wheels, because one of the last pictures, has a scratch in the brake dust residue, that clearly shows the wheel behind it. Try the Megs Wheel brightener, with a brush for agitation.

That car is awesome. The paint doesn't look to bad in your pictures. Good work

Great work. Hopefully she will take a little better care of it this time. Oh wait, maybe not, then you will have a repeat customer.

Depending on your drying method, you will more than likely get most of your minor scratching or spider webbing from the drying process. Eventually there will be minor scratches. They could also be simply from the dust that does get to your vehicle, and then with the wind blowing leaves and dust...

Great looking ride. I absolutely LOVE that color of blue. Blends right in with the sky.

That is one Sexy car. It's hard to believe that anyone who was near such a machine, would dare do anything to it that would scratch it...

That's what I was wondering. I would have loved to drive that:righton:

That turned out excellent. That paint was terrible when you started. Great work!

Hi guys. I've been on several car forums for several years now, and just joined this great site about a week ago. Anyway, I have a question regarding some Meg's 105 & M205, that I couldn't find the answer to in a search. I have an '01 Silverado, black, that needs some paint correction. I just...

I have wet sanded headlamps before because of the amount and severity of pitting before. Then went ahead and used a plastic polish designed for headlamps. Worked very well for me on my Silverado headlamps, and fogs.

Great looking car! I would say you have all the selection you need in waxes. Just got to see what works best in each situation.

That turned out great. Excellent job. I wish I had a new Z. Heck I'd even take a 350Z