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I've had my own method for years and was almost always foolproof (involved rubbing compound and polishing compound = very effective but time consuming). I was recently turned onto a much easier and quicker method = get some Magic Erasers (regular ones work great), spray the windshield with...

CRAP!!! I thought the '69' on the windshield was the PRICE, I even told my wife I'm buying this car for $69, lol.

I love that color and it turned out great on your Vette. Are there any ill effects from doing this to a car such as ruining or staining the paint underneath?

I have a great way of getting rid of the "new car smell", since your wife doesn't like the smell and I love the new car smell we can just trade vehicles. Just a suggestion :) Figured since no one else suggested it I would.

1967 Plymouth Barracuda hardtop, with 273 V8. Regrettably no pics, I was only 16 at the time (1978) and never thought about pictures.

I've used Ultimate Compound as a window cleaner for years and have seen no ill effects from it. The compound does a great job of removing stubborn water spots on the windows. Once I remove the compound with a microfiber towel, I finish off the process with a good window cleaner (I use...

Put some rubbing compound on the lights, then rub in real good for about 30 seconds to the entire headlight. Then before it's had a chance to completely dry do the same thing with some polishing compound. Buff the whole light with a microfiber towel. The light will be completely clear...

I tried that same kit last year on my wife and sons Camry's (2007 and 2001). The results were great (same as what you obtained), but the sealant they include in their kit isn't the greatest because their headlights started getting oxidized after 1-2 months.

OK, just finished using this system and I have to say I am very pleased with it. I got the upgraded version (larger amount of touch-up paint and a squeegee) for my wife's car since hers is a 2007 and has several small chips and some paint etching on the side mirrors from bugs. I got the...

I have a question. I understand the idea of "detailing" prior to using the Dr. Colorchip to start with a clean surface (and to avoid disrupting the fixed paint chip repaired area by polishing with a machine, etc...), but how long after using the Colorchip system till covering with a paint...