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Mike and Poorboy, Thank you for your replies. I appreciate you sharing your expertise and knowledge with my problem. Looks like all I can do now is just keep on caring for my car's finish, paying special attention to the crack. Well, time to do some shopping. After watch your videos I am...

Mike, Thank you for your reply. When I first saw it, it appeared like it was a crack on the clear coat. There was no dent or any signs of an impact from an object so I thought it was a failure on the clear coat. I then did several searches and did come across your definition of a clear coat...

Mike, No my clear coat is in a lot better shape then that. This is not the best picture to show it, but you can make out the crow’s foot. I will try to take better pictures tonight.

Hey Guys, Well after reading multiple forums, it looks like the clear coat on my car is in the onset of failing. I noticed the crow’s foot, or three sided star on a section of my car. I only see one crow’s foot on my car, but the reflection in that area in question is not as sharp as the rest...

Just passing info to the members. :righton:

Your local Home Depot should have them. While picking up a 36oz bottle of Folex at the cleaning section, I saw a whole case of SprayMaster Spray bottles. I picked up one bottle to use for my 50/50 alcohol solution. The spray bottles cost about $5, more then the bottle of Folex.

Dsoto87 - Thank You for the offer. I am still trying to get my equipment together. I have been using over the counter stuff. Waiting for my tax refund to buy my first order from Autogeek. What polisher and LSP have you been using for our weather conditions?

Thanks guys, I am happy to be here.

Thanks for the info.

Wow great job on the Focus. It is nice to see a comparison on M105/M205 KB method and SIP/106FF. I am not sure if it is the angle or it’s because of the different products used. The picture with the SIP/106FF appears that the metallic flacks on the paint stand out more then the pictures done...

Thanks Guys. The learning process begins.

Hey Guys, I don’t mean to high jack this thread. I am still new to detailing and had a question that popped into my head when I read the thread. When sealant or wax has cured say for 24 hours, and you are ready for a second coat, would you re-wash your car? Or would you just use a Quick...

I just wanted to say Hello and that I am ecstatic that I found such a great and informative site. I am excited to learn new techniques and methods on detailing a car. It is so great to see different products being used with fantastic results. I never would have known any of these products...