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"Guy, don't worry. I'm a professional. I'm just giving it a light mist. Wait 'till you see the cream I put on."

I literally opened my door and snapped a picture :laughing:

At least he seems like a good vacuumer.

Not yet. I'm going to try using APC tomorrow. I've washed the van before and just used a soapy microfiber and a lot of elbow grease to try to get it off... didn't work. Which makes me think APC probably isn't going to work.

On the Sienna or Civic? If you are talking about the civic, it's literally like there is a waxy plastic-like coating that I can just peel away. I'm just afraid to peel it all back.

Its never been repainted. It does get pelted by sap though from a tree overhead and has only been washed in automatic car washes. Think it could be years worth of sap build up?

I have two separate issues on two separate vehicles. The first issue I have is on the rubber trim around the windows on a 2004 Toyota Sienna van. I'm not sure what is going on here: Can that be fixed? And here is an issue I have with the B-Pillar of a 2008 Honda Civic. It seems as if...

Yeah I'm going to run out and get some real quick.

Nope, no waterless wash. And I ran out of QD while claying.

I polished the hood and then it starts raining out of nowhere. I washed it very good, clayed it, etc. It was a beautiful day and then bam. I had no wax on the car at all, of course. What now? Do I rewash it tomorrow or just dry it off after the rain and continue polishing?

I have Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0, Wolfgang Finishing Glaze, an orange light cutting pad, and a black finishing pad. I have light swirls in my 2008 Honda Civic. Would the orange light cutting pad with Wolfgang TSR be overkill? Or would that be about right?

That is what I figured but I guess I was confused with the wording.

Thanks for the response. I read the article, and I have another question. Can you further explain this section here: "Cut down on the amount of product AFTER pad is broken-in... After your pad is broken in with product, clean your pad after each section pass and when you apply fresh product...

I have only tried a couple of waxes. NXT 2.0 and Hi Tech Yellow Wax. I like them both. Can anybody recommend me some waxes better than these in your opinion, for the same price?

Have him suck on the ball of gum for 1 hour to soften it up. He should then be able to use his tongue to pry it up without scratching. :xyxthumbs:

Ok, I have not received my PCXP yet... it's currently being shipped. In the meantime, I have been watching a lot of videos on how to polish paint correctly. I have a question... I have seen several different videos with Mike Phillips, and each time he adds polish to the pad differently. One...

Well, I just ordered the PC7424xp package that includes Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 and Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0 with the light cutting pad and finishing pad. :buffing:

I have Meguiar's #7 show car glaze. It works great, but I'd like to correct the swirls instead of temporarily making them disappear.

Well, I have been thinking about getting a DA Polisher. But the swirls are hardly noticeable, even at night under a street light at the right angle. So I figured I could save some money and get the light swirls out by hand. But a DA polisher would be a good tool to have. What kind of pads...

Meguiar’s M105/M205 Summary: Now that you have the basics of pad selection, priming, and pressure down, let’s put it all together with some other important notes so you can use the M105/M205 system to polish your car’s finish to perfection! Thoroughly prime your pad. Apply a small bead of...