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As for removal, it’s usually pretty clean, but it can sometimes leave a bit of residue depending on how long it’s been on.

For light to moderate scratches on Lambos, I’d recommend Menzerna as it’s been a go-to for a lot of people dealing with hard clear coats. I haven’t used Oberk Sole products personally, but I've heard good things about them for high-end cars too.

The sales are definitely tempting, but still trying to decide if it’s worth it.

Read here that PFAS chemicals can cause a lot of serious health issues, like kidney cancer and hormone disruption.

But if you’re looking for something a bit easier, you might want to try Meguiar’s Gold Class leather cleaner and conditioner.

Noticed a few new things that caught my eye. Definitely a good time to grab deals if you need something.

Haha, nice collection of pics.

Your news isn't as bad as I thought it'd be, so that's sort of good. Didn't expect or even think to just get a replacement hood, but this is a good idea, so thank you for that. Any idea how much I can expect this to cost? I honestly planned to repaint the entire car and expected to have to sand...

I just got a 2000 BMW in rough condition that I want to restore. As you can see in this album, it's got issues with rust, bubblng, failing clear coat, fogged up headlights, etc. I want to get rid of the terrible gold color and find a cost effective way to DIY paint it. Haven't looked far into it...

I don't have Iron X at the moment. Is there anything similar that can be bought locally? It's a brand new car. Simple Green because it's an all purpose cleaner and my 303 hasn't come in yet.

This list is in no particular order, just focused on the correct items, mainly. Please let me know if anything is wrong or missing. Wash – DETAIL MASTER Blue Chenille Knobby Mitt, Dawn Kitchen soap to strip any wax, if no wax, then use Meguiar's Dry – Dry Me A River Jr. Waffle Weave Towel...

Will m105 or m205 be too strong to start off with on a new car?

2015 Subaru WRX. I ran outside after the post and quickly ran a light on the paint and there are very faint swirls. Not as bad as I was thinking there would be, but there are swirl marks regardless.

I've never thought to fill the fabric softener compartment up with white vinegar. I'll have to give that a try next time. What I've read to do is, fill the wash with half a gallon of white vinegar, on a medium cycle with warm water. This is supposed to get rid of the leftover fabric softener on...

The dealer has unfortunately washed the car, due to the car arriving much earlier than I expected, so in a few days I'm going to give the car its first proper detailing. I haven't inspected the paint but I'm sure they have marred it through improper technique, so what are the correct steps to...

I ended up just using isopropyl alcohol and rubbing really hard. It took all the paint off but it took a lot of elbow grease. It also left some residue that wouldn't come off with a wash so I had to polish the spots after as well.

Are there any budget friendly options?

I have a lot of paint in between the tread of the tires and I'm not entirely sure how to go about getting rid of it all. What are the proper products to use?

I thought using the foam gun takes off all the wax you just put on? Is that correct?

After doing a complete detail on the exterior of the car (wash, clay, polish, wax, etc.), what is needed to be done to maintain the car? The car is obviously going to get washed again, but what else needs to be done?