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Anyone used the above products? I have a black saffire BMW and I'm not sure which one to go with. I already took out swirls using the SRC compound and finishing polish. Just wanted to see what...

Just added to my cart. I never tried it. Thanks!

What would be the best way to handle the rubber inside the door? I've seen dust and dirt sometimes inside the crevice.

1. Wipe with a interior cleaner?
2. Clean with waterless wash?
3. Then...

Sorry if I missed this but how do you know if your paint is hard or soft? I have a BMW 07 Black Saffire Metallic.

Has anyone ever used one of these? Do they work? I couldn't find any on AG.

Thanks in advance.

Aw man. I gotta hit that 4-5 times in 6 hours. I'm gonna walk with a limp after. Thanks again.

Thanks Swanicyouth! FYI it's Black Saffire, the hardest color to maintain.

Thanks. I'll give it another try with my flex 3401. I have many compounds to choose from Menzerna, Blackfire, and Wolfgang. I'll let you know how it turns out.

After washing, drying, and claying, how many more steps are there?

I know there are many variables, like color, make of vehicle, weather, condition of paint, how often it gets dirty etc, etc. ...

Don't make the mistake I made. I used the clay bar on a clear bra from the factory and all it did was make marks. Luckily, I did a small test spot. You can't see in the picture but trust me, now I...

Thanks, but if I use the following once in a while will there still be marring? A waterless wash with a built-in wax, like Pinnacle Liquid Crystal Waterelss Wash with Carnauba,

I have a 2nd car that I drive about once a month. It doesn't get dirty because it is garaged. However, it does collect some dust before I take it out for a drive. Would you recommend a Waterless...

Thanks for clearing that up. So would the next step to jeweling be to seal the paint and then finally wax?

I just got this in but I haven't had the chance to use it yet since my car has already been clayed using a clay bar. I'm curious how this compares to using the standard clay bar. My guess is that...

I tried to buff out some scratches I made on my windshield when I tried to clean it with a razor blade. Big mistake. Just clay it to be safe. I had griots glass polish with their orbital and glass...

Well, if you think about it.

1. Wash
2. Dry
3. Clay
4. polish
5. finishing polish
6. seal
7. wax

I saw a you tubevideo the other day of someone removing yellow haze on headlights with toothpaste. Oh man, what will they think of next. No way will I treat my car or any other cars with something...

Thanks guys for the feedback.

I don't mean to advertise other products, but Adam's paint correcting polish works pretty well. It's just as good as the Blackfire SRC and Wolfgang Uber compound. I own them all and they're great.

Ha. You know an M6 when you see one:props:

Not under warranty, but I used Blackfire SRC compound with Flex 3401 and Cobra Cross Groove. That did the trick. Thanks everyone!

LOL. Oh yea, my gf kicks the and scrapes the bottom with her heels and it drives me crazy too. I guess I'm not the only Analguy out there.:dblthumb2:

I'm not going to mess with it. As long as it doesn't impair my driving.

I've had good results with compound polishes in removing scratches, etc. Does anyone ever skip the follow up (finishing polish) and goto the seal and wax after. I don't mind going over the car 5 or...