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I'll try that on my way home tonight and see if continues to improve. I appreciate the help.

This makes sense, but could this reaction still happen when cold and parked without the emergency brake on? My assumption was there is no actual contact between the pads and the rotor until/unless the brake is applied. For an update today, on my morning drive to work, the noise is still...

Man I wish I could. I'm cursed with being far too ocd about the car to leave those spots. It would drive me bonkers every time I see them...

I'm still doing everything by hand. Machine route just isn't an option at the moment. Would something like Meguiars M205 or wolfgang total swirl remover done by hand be enough to remove it?

I'm seeing this same thing. Ugh... Any idea on the best way to remove this coating without a machine so I can try again (with cure this time...)?

I mean logically it doesn't make sense to me that it could cause it somehow, but the coincidence is huge. It's just so strange..

I wasn't sure beforehand, so I tried to look up some information before I used it. Gyeon's page for iron literally has two pictures of rotors absolutely coated with the stuff.

The car had not been driven that whole day, and although it was a hot day over 90, it was evening and I was in the shade.

So I had never used an iron remover before, but as I had gone much longer between details than normal, I added this step to my routine yesterday evening. I used Gyeon iron, and it seemed to provide great results. Wheels and all brake components were hit with the product as well, let it dwell...

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I've used can coat several times, but have always had a garage for it to cure in the past. I had no access to one this time, and applied it outdoors. We had no rain in the forecast, but ended up with a thunderstorm and a brief but strong downpour a little over four hours after the application...

Giving a level of protection to you from other people and to other people from you. Did you actually read any of the studies? The scientific evidence of mask efficacy is overwhelming. Refuse to accept if if you like. Some people also refuse to believe the earth is round...

Anyone saying masks don't work are simply choosing to turn a blind eye to the science. Do face masks work? Here are 49 scientific studies that explain why they do | KXAN Austin

So the Ohio Department of Health is lying too? Riiiiight. If anyone believes this, I've got a bridge to sell you.

On a side note, it's both funny and terrifying that someone actually disliked my first post linking to the information from the Ohio Department of Heatlh. You're literally disliking facts. This is the problem...

He had a chance to and failed miserably. Our last president initiated a war against science, medicine, and truth that is still ongoing. It has cost us dearly. Publicly denying that covid is a problem dozens of times, that it's fake news and is going to magically vanish as hundreds of...

The Ohio Department of Health disagrees with this statement. Unvaccinated Covid patients overwhelm Ohio hospitals as delta surges across state (cnbc.com)

I get the most suds in the bucket from Mr Pink and McKees power wash and gloss.

Thanks for all the input. After reading all the replies and doing some more research of my own, I think it would be best to stick with WDGPS for my winter protection and wait to try out a WOWA sealant until my spring detail.

Well I guess that's a big no. We need some sort of matrix or interactive map that shows where everyone with a business is located. That would be really useful for people looking for a pro. So anyone on the west coast of Washington or maybe in Oregon, Idaho, Montana, etc?