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im not sure how correct this way of doing things is but seems to work great for me...as soon as i am done with my towels i throw them in a bucket with dawn dishsoap and warm water and let them soak(sometimes for a few days) before i wash them.

ive been trying to but it was the prior owners who let it go.

thanks for all the advise. I can see doing a paint job later on but like i said my car is not a show car n does not need 100% but just thought the bugs on the front looked horrible n was wondering if i could hide them without getting a paintjob. Thanks again everyone.

Dave: I use super clean and that doesnt seem to help Blackhawk: The first time was all by hand when the first 2 pics were taken. Last night i used the pc7424 w the orange & yellow pads and m105. Today is when i started w the rubbing compound, scratch x and m105. Im not sure why i cant remove...

no but i have a 500watt quartz painters light on it

i stopped at one place to get their advise and they said repaint $300-$400. (im currently in the shop working on this and what i have done is taken a small section and used some rubbing compound, then some scatch x2.0 then m105 and it seem to have hidden most defects.)...

would it be possible to hide them a little bit? Its def not a show car by any means and i dont need it in prestine condition but would like for it to not look that horrible esp when the rest of the car looks stunning

No def did not want to hear that but atleast your honest and i can stop waisting my time.

Van Wert..close to Indiana on Northeast side

I have a black Charger and my front bumper looks like this... Any advise on getting this out(Im not talking about the water spots) Some of that other stuff if i pick at it with my nail you can not feel it and there is some that i can tell the paint is slightly chipped. I have the porter...