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I used a 2 stage product made by Noxudol on my Tacoma. It has first a waxy like product that gets sprayed inside frame rails and in hollow components. I also sprayed it around body plugs before spraying the second stage which is the thicker tar like product. Quite a task though...

I know in some cases stickers like that can be under the clear. I wonder if that one was and he managed to peel it up leaving a spot with no clear.

Nice job! I love projects like this. Always good fun!! :props:

The problem with a mitt that holds a lot of water is you have to basically wring all that out in the second rinse bucket before loading it up with suds again. This will dry your wash out in a hurry.. and the mitt gets really heavy after a few bends and scrubs.. it seems that everyone has a...

Good point.

I couldnt agree with you more. Its amazing the products that are available for removing damage but there arent many at all for preventing it. I guess if companies focused on prevention.. they would have no more business though..

I have seen those and they do look very similar to the ones I have been using. I have literally had them for over 4 years and they haven't fallen apart yet. But they are dingy and I could use some new ones.

Seems to me this is a very large gap in the market that no company has managed to fill yet. This is the mitt I was talking about that I now cant seem to find. It doesnt have a deep pile like some people are looking for but it also doesnt weigh 75lbs when wet and empty your bucket in 2 dips...

So, I have been wondering for a while, what is the best wash mitt? I have a hard time finding any that I actually like using. I have only found one which another site sell one side white microfiber, the other yellow scrubbing microfiber. Can I improve on that glove?

Perfect! Now.. this may be difficult to answer but right now I am on the fence between Opti-Coat and CQuartz as I'm sure many others are as well. What are the differences between the 2?

What does everyone think of these products? I just looked at their website and they seem really cool. Any thoughts?

Does Opti-Coat offer any UV protection for headlights?

Too bad a thickness gauge is so expensive.. :(

Holy crap! :props: Good job!

Well.. actually only 2.. I sold the Miata a while back.. :( However I am loving my new truck!

One of the problems with wheels is they use a different clear coat than the body of the car. I have used a plastic polish in the past with much better results.

I was JUST about to mention that.. One thing that has not been mentioned is the fact that its not only the tool being used to remove the snow that causes scratches, it is the snow itself. Snow is a bunch of tiny little crystals that are sharp. Just sliding snow over the paint can cause damage.

Ok. Darn.. too bad its so cold out now. I somewhat figured it would remove it but I wasnt sure.

So I had made another post assuming that my undercoating overspray was only going to be removed with something very aggressive like Body Solve, but, following one of Mike Phillips tips to try the least aggressive option first, I had also ordered some Poorboys Bug Squash just in case that...

Try tapping on it with your fingernail. Depending on the sound you should be able to tell if it is rubber, plastic, or maybe even painted metal.