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I'll save the Black Light for when the Speed wears off. Thank you.

See above in thread. Said it's not as good as Speed for protection and that it won't last as long.

I was told not to use BL. I have a full container of Lava, which I'm not a fan of because it's a pain in the butt to remove but I feel obligated to use it up. That crap cost me $60. Looks good when its done, though.

This stuff is awesome. My car has never looked better.

I will reapply Speed to the stripped areas then use Lava. I want to use up the stuff I have before I buy anything new.

Thank you! I'll just reapply the Speed to the stripped areas. It made my car look awesome! If I knew how to upload photos I'd show you.

Because I have to strip the speed in certain areas to fix chips with Dr. Color Chip. Plus I don't know how long the Speed will last.

I use a grey pad to apply the black light but I want to get the chips filled first. There's not a lot of them. I'm very OCD. VERY.

LOL, thanks! I have to go over it with Dr. Color Chip so I'll be removing the HD Speed sealant in those areas and then I figured I'd use the Black Light. That HD speed is pretty good stuff. I'd upload some pictures but I can't figure it out.

Or won't it stick? I have a pile of it I want use up. Thanks! Bill

I loved this stuff and they discontinued it! I'm looking for something similar that is easy to use (I'm not that good with my porter cable but can get the job done). Adapt gave me the exact results I wanted, with very little dusting and I didn't have to buy another polish to use after using...

Whip's Wax Salt Remover.

The MF's I'm using for the car (not wheels or rocker panels) are white, edgeless and 350GSM. I have 30 of them but they are starting to get stained and I wasn't sure if they were still safe to use with the stains on them. I use CG Mr. Pink for my washes with a regular hose but a firehose...

Scott, do you use multiple MF towels when doing a rinseless wash and multiple mitts when washing conventionally? My paint mars if the wind blows the wrong way, which is why I hesitated to use the Sam's towels. I've been able to keep the car relatively swirl free the past 10 months except for...

Tons of good info there, thanks! I bookmarked the links for future reference. What method do you use for rinseless and conventional washes in respect to towels/mitts? If my car is super dirty, I'll use cheapie towels on my rocker panels. The car is so low that nobody can see them anyway...

I wash it with my other MF towels and use a small amount of Era and APC. I air dry the mitt, just hang it on a peg and let the air do its job. The MF's I dry on low.

It's a Meg's MF mitt. It just doesn't look as white as it used to look, which lead me to believe that there was dirt still trapped in it, even after running it through the washer. I have some 600GSM towels but I use them strictly for polish or sealant. I can't afford to buy a new batch at...

Yes sir. But the white mitt still ends up with "gray spots" on it after rinsing a few times, which I'm assuming is actual dirt. That's what prompted me to use multiple washing towels. If I used inexpensive MF towels, I could retire them to wheel duty or oil change rags after they get stained...

Can inexpensive MF towels be used for washing a car without creating marring/swirls? I use the two bucket method and previously used a MF wash mitt but found that the mitt would hold some of the dirt after a panel or two despite repeatedly rinsing in the 2nd bucket. I since switched to using...

Hahahaha, no it was a plain old cheapie walmart baggie.