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My black Marauder is an '03. Let's face it, some of us got it some don't. :laughing:

Dr Colorchip worked for me, of course I didn't follow the directions. I used the red fibre applicator and didn't use the smear technique, just built up in the chips. Solution supplied worked great in removing blobs with a t-shirt backed by a plastic card. Did leave scratches that polished out...

I've had two gallons leak just sitting on a shelf in my basement months after delivery.

Ladder or scaffolding for sure. Also use a polisher/pad combo that you can use with one hand.

I've used the mix you speak of with Polish II. Works well for me, could only guess on the durability as I top with FK1000 the next day. Twice a year on the wife's car, looks good always beads well.

FOLEX Get it at Home Depot

Try the wife's steam iron!

Looks like too fine of a spray to do any serious cleaning.

Did I miss the answer to these questions?

Any response?

Looks very interesting to say the least. Not for my baby, but for the DD's in the family. Questions that I have not seen asked, what is the heat tolerance of the product? Would it hold up on painted calipers? Bare metal? Inquiring minds want to know!

Same thing happened to mine. Don't see any loss in effectiveness though. A great product!

Newcastle Brown

Guess his girlfriend has two a$$holes!

Wasn't he on the Drew Cary show? Love those re-runs!!!!

Tomato juice, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, celery salt, vodka and three olives......oops, wrong recipe.

Best of luck on the program! I'd be glad to donate some excess supplies if you're interested, just send me a PM.

Look into getting them powdercoated.

It's good to be the boss!

Use a heating pad on low with weights added...let it sit.