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I have CQUK on my brembos and they still beed. Going on 8 months now. Interestingly though, my wheels are not beeding as well as the calipers. I may have re-apply when i have a chance.

I believe those were clear anodized. From what Ive been told you have to strip and re-anodize them.

It might be worthwhile if it smells like the V07 detailer. Assuming the new soap is a rebadged, I never liked Glassworks

Thats my exact thoughts. :xyxthumbs:

Every Menzerna product that I've used has been a great and it looks like 3 in 1 is a winner as well.

I used mine twice. The first time I used it my hand turned black. I tried washing and soaking it in vinegar and used it again but my hands and the water in my wash bucket turned black. Asked LC about the problem they claimed they never heard of the problem. Oh well, I'll stick with my Meg's...

I've goofed up and damaged factory caliper zinc plating with iron-x before. But that was spraying directly on the caliper and rotors. Luckily it was my car and I eventually just painted them. Ever since Ive stopped using iron x for wheels.

I like the choice of the Enkei wheels. They remind me of classic Panasport wheels Panasport Racing High Performance Wheels, Street, motorsport style, high performance, lightweight, one piece cast, modular, aluminum alloy, heat-treated, reliable, brake cooling, low unsprung weight and rotating...

Do you make 4 section passes then wipe off or just leave it and move on to the next section then wipe off all at the end?

I think CG should rethink the name "After wash". First few things that comes to mind are not positive for me :D And I agree something along the lines of ONR costs a lot less

1. Paint Guard 2. APC+ (RIP) 3. Perl 3:1

Ease of use, slickness, good durability and overall good looks on back paint. :xyxthumbs:

Looks interesting. I would try it, on someone else's dime :D Ive been using Autoglym's Rinse and it does the same at a lot less cost.

Call me old school but I love Blackfire Wet Diamond on back cars.

I'll stick with my Meg's and Menzerna polishes for now but I've heard some great things about Scholl polishes

A lot of their towels began to lint on me. Not sure if its the quality of the towels or the chemicals I used with them. Either way, I switched to a different brand and never had any issues...so far

Griots is a nice one

My first order in over a year. From Corey at Carpro

Thank, Smack!

I'll try PF2500 first and down to 1500 or 400 if needed.