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Oops, I did 8oz. For a 32oz spray bottle. Will this be difficult to get off or leave it greasy?

Also, will this interfere with an LSP such as a polymer based paint sealant?

What is the durability of this product wax wise, 3-4 weeks?

I thought I read where you should spray iron remover first as the clay will slide better over the surface as the remover wil remove say 75-80% of the contaminants?

I should hand wash it then. I have three ways to scrub the vehicle, the octopus fingered sponge with bug scrub on other side, microfiber mitt, and Lake Country quarter cut "cubed" sponge. It'll save me 7 bucks. I have a lot of Gold Class shampoo. The fingered sponge is new so I'll use that for...

I have Mother's right now. 1 and 2/3rd of bars. Used the third on my motorcycle (black tank and front fairing), didn't notice a flaw, but I coated it really well with the supplied Instant Detailer. I have a jug of Clay Luber I need to use too.

It's just a part of life if you have a truck with any lugs on the tires. You could coat the truck in plastic and there will be a rock to penetrate it.

Can you define this? If it's super lubricated is marring avoided? The truck is silver and defects are hard to find, at least for me.

2nd Gen Tacoma, daily driver, 42k, two scratches since I bought it new, I think the paint is perfect. One should polish out as my fingernail barely catches it. The other might not. Some others might not think it's perfect here as its been about a year since the last LSP. It looks outstanding to...

My plan is running the vehicle through a touchless wash to loosen up any debris/dirt. Then right after head to a wash bay. I'll start spraying a panel at a time with iron remover, waiting for the penetration to kick in and agitation (light scrub with sponge I'm guessing), then rinse each panel...

I know a touch up company, which I won't state name as I don't want trouble or competition to sponsors, states to wait 30 days.

Ah, makes more sense thank you.

Is that the definition of marring, what's seen in the photo? Did you just respray and use a new side of the towel? You can see that very well, great pic. I'm about to purchase some perfekt paint prep. I'm up in the air between this and IPA.

It's life. Every Colorado windshield is cracked go figure!

I've also studied those charts. I was worried that even 2500 grit would be too much but from everyone's responses I'm guessing not.

I'm ready. Once I'm back from vacation and get my packages I'll be ready to tackle this baby. Thank you for everyone's input. I'll be doing my truck, g/f's car, mother's SUV and my motorcycle. The fuel tank on the motorcycle needs the most correction. Once that's all polished up I'm installing a...

Yes, I have all three now, the Flex System 4", 4 3/8", and the standard size on the unit itself. So the standard backing plate can be used with the 5.5s? That's nice to know.

Great ideas!

I guess Ultimate Quik Wax or D156 would work in direct sunlight, if they are the same. I have a ton of D156 on hand.

Anyone? Or is there a product that can be applied in cold garaged weather? Say like Collinite 845? Or in the 50 degree sun?