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The 205 seems to leave a slight "hazy" look, not the wet look I'm looking for. Maybe I'm not using it properly. Should the 205 be used with a DA polisher? I've been using it by hand...

I emailed Meguiar's to ask them which polish would be a good one to use as a finishing polish after using their 205. They suggested Mirror Glaze #7. Is this a good product to use prior to applying sealant? Also, is it a good one to use by hand or by DA?

The problem with CR is they only test the stuff found in the big retail stores...you'll never see them testing anything like Collinite, Zaino, Duragloss, etc...if they did, NF wouldn't even make the cut...

23 posts now and one person has answered my question, the rest is garbage...nice forum...

Why, because I don't like people giving me crap when I ask a simple question?

You might as well go ahead and elaborate, you've already made the list...

You still have said nothing that in any way, shape, or form answers my original question...still waiting...

Thank you. I run into this a lot these days on various forums...instead of answering a question or staying on topic, people would rather rake others over the coals...I think it's a case of I'm-a-bada$$-sitting-behind-a-keyboard syndrome...

Because I'm sick of this one person who is constantly pushing the product, and claiming it's the best car care product ever invented. BTW, how do you know how long I've been on this subject?

We have this guy in another forum who swears this stuff is the best protectant on the market. Others have said there are other products that are better and that no professional detailer would use this stuff. I personally don't know any detailers that use it, and I don't care for it at all. Do...

Cleaning and polishing my motorcycle...

I just ordered 8 of the edgeless Korean MFs from the Rag Company...

So what do you use?

And your preference and brand is?...

Please tell me which is your favorite and why. After that, please tell me your favorite brand. Thanks.

It's actually on one of my motorcycle wheels, and it's always parked in the garage...and yes, they stick up quite a ways so I can feel them...

I will try a tar remover...can't hurt...

They are definitely NOT tar...chrome polish will remove tar...no, these bumps are hard (they seem as hard as the chrome itself)...I can scrape them with a fingernail...in fact, if I scraped them hard enough, they would rip through my nail...

Question for the gurus...I have a spot on one of my wheels where the chrome has these little black "nubs" on the surface...if you run your fingers over them, you can feel them. They look like some form of corrosion. I've tried removing them with chrome polish, but it won't touch them. Is there...

I need something I can use by hand. I'm currently using Meguiar's Ultimate Compound for removing larger blemishes, and Scratch-X on the smaller stuff, but I need something that will work as finishing polish as the Scratch-X leaves somewhat of a hazy look on the clear coat. Please, nothing that...