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From maybe a 1 square foot section of hood off of a 69' Z28 DZ 302.

Wow! I'd be writing hate mail to the guys that did the repaint. Outstanding job of fixing there shoddy work!

I LOVE Qdoba!! Good job on the wheels too! Good to see they are holding up!

Awesome job and awesome car! I really enjoyed looking at those afters! :cheers:

Wet some #0000 Steel Wool with water and then rub the steel wool into the P21, then clean exhaust.

Yes, I know exactly what you're talking about with the "dry suds". I've had dry bubbles sitting in my drive-way 36 hours after using Optimum Car Wash sometimes. It is the only wash I've come across that does this. For me, it didn't matter what the weather was like, hot dry, warm humid, cool...

Like others have said D300 and M105 are two very different compounds. They both have their place. I'll grab D300 every time over M105 if I can. If the D300 isn't cutting it (pun intended) then I'll use M105. Even when using M105 properly, it isn't exactly forgiving. Just a few seconds can...

It more or less, just hazes a little. I have two bottles of BF GEP and have gone through a third. I actually prefer using it by hand with a damp microfiber applicator as per the instructions on the bottle. I've used a black pad and machine to apply it as well, but didn't like how it was going...

So sad to see a car like that in that kind of condition. Good thing there are guys like you to save it! Great job!

This photo says it all! Great work!

Fantastic job, especially on a vehicle that size it must of been brutal! It's great that the owners recognize and appreciate the work you did and won't let anyone else work on or touch it!

Awesome car!

I have to agree with the dealership, those pesky black cars just go and swirl themselves up all the time! ;) Great save!

Great job! You know you're all in when you have to sand!

Very cool! Pictures look good!

Used my wash mit twice and said; "screw this stupid thing." I now have 3 'Bone' microfiber wash sponges. They go in the wash with my waffle weave drying towels and then into the dryer on low.

Amazing looking! From all the reviews and photos I've seen, the blackice wax seems like something to truly take dark colored cars to the next level. In a way, it's a good thing I don't own any dark colored cars. I already have midnight sun and this way I don't have to worry about having the...

I like Optimum Polish II for hand polishing hard to reach spots like around door handles. It has a long work time, corrects well and is very easy to wipe off.

I had to of gotten a bad batch of Optimum car wash, because the gallon I got is hands down the worst wash I've ever used. :dunno: Of the dozen and a half washes I've tried, Blackfire is the best I've used. It's pricey though...

Love the test spot photos! Grey old paint with a rich inky black square in it!