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:iagree: Just placed my third order with AG and every one of them have been very impressing. Ray at AG has been very helpful and patient with good recommendations and suggestions.

Thanks Bobby for the outline of available products. I have two packages of Aquapel and purchased it on the request to get something to shed water. In further thinking, and seeing what can happen to a windshield after years of the wipers moving across from them I was wondering if there may be...

Hi all, I am looking at hopefully removing what looks like wear marks from the windshield wipers on my wife's car. One product that was recommended is CarPro Ceriglass Glass Polish with Griot's glass polishing pads. I am a complete newbie to using a machine as I only have about four hours...

Great - I'll check into that. Along with making it easier to clean and shed water, I also want to try to protect the windshield from the hideous windshield wiper wear marks that can occur as time goes by. My wife has this on her ten year old vehicle and I am looking to try to remove those. I...

Hi all, First I want to thank all for the help I have received in past postings - everyone has been patient and very helpful for this newbie who has just gotten started into detailing; I have learned quite a bit! I have a ten month old car and am wondering if there is a sealant for glass to...

Thanks all for the suggestions. Need to find something that won't wack out the washer - need to keep spousal harmony.:)

Hi all, I know this has been discussed before, but any guidance for this newbie to best way to clean micro fiber and polishing pads? So far the cloths have been used to remove Pinnacle Cleansing Lotion, Wolfgang Deep Gloss Sealant, and Wolfgang Fuzion, Pinnacle Advanced Polish, Swirl Remover...

Gang, Went out in the garage and on these spots. Used the clay to work and work and work on the spots; eventually it would come off. Those that mentioned clay were right, although it's no quick fix. Figure I'll do a little every night. Tomorrow I'll give the baking soda and Mineral Spirits a...

Yep, live in North Carolina. Looks like I am getting a lot of great suggestions. I will start trying some and let everyone know what works well. Polishing doesn't seem to get it clean. I progressed to a swirl remover and heavier pad and that didn't get it done. Looks like I may need something...

Well, that is interesting. When I clay the car, the top does pop off but then when I continue to clay with a fresh piece of clay it doesn't budge. It seems like I need some type of solvent to break it down. I will try popping the cap off on some other areas and claying it again. Once the cap is...

Oops - failed to include that; yep, the clay will get the raised top off of the spot but still leaves a spot ring remaining.

Hi all, My wife's car has tons of these spots all over her car. We have a feeling that it may be tree sap or tar. It is raised and I can remove it with my fingernail but after doing so it leaves a spot. I have tried Pinnacle deep swirl remover with an orange pad but it takes a lot of work to...

Yes, I have learned a fair amount in a coupled of days. I guess I am used to the old low quality wax and am now experiencing the good stuff. Tomorrow, I start my wife's 11 year old Isuzu Rodeo; this next project will benefit from my learning on my car. The Rodeo needs a lot more work due to...

That's what the instructions said on the WDGS link at Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant delivers a deep, wet, liquid shimmer unlike anything you can imagine. There is a conflict to what is said on the bottle which seems to be parallel with folks here.

Thanks for the information. When claying I misted the car with lubricant which allowed the bar to slide effortlessly. I would do about a 2 x 2 foot area, dry and check for smoothness. What I failed to do was the baggie test. This afternoon, I repeated the process on the hood and this time I did...

I thing you're dead on there; but let's not use the word termite dust - eeh gadz.:o I think I will try your method with the bed sheet over the area I just treated.

Yeah, as it stands the hood has just been washed, clayed, and re-applied with sealant. After washing, the hood was much smoother than it was prior; the micro fiber doesn't snag when rubbing it over the area that was bad prior. I still did the baggie test and it could use some claying so I...

O.K. supporters, here is a status update... Just washed the car (man was it easy with the sheeting action). Dried it and interestingly when I ran a micro fiber cloth on a location that previously snagged, it ran across the area smooth. Did the baggie test and it was a bit rough but a ton less...

Good point, my garage is far from operating room clean, it was swept out but you never know what is flying through the air shame we can't shring wrap it while it is curing. Stay tuned for what I hope will be a more successul second go.

Sounds like a plan. I'm heading out early today so hope to get this started today; hurricane is brewing up rain so if I can at least get it washed before it rains I can then concentrate on the other stuff in the garage. Thanks for all of the input everyone, and sorry I for the high anxiety...