does anyone use turtle wax?...I've used it a couple times works pretty good ...leaves my car feelin like silk thats how smooth it gets</P>

 

Turtle wax is garbage, never use it again.

 

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ha.. very funny.. i don't even come close to my baby.. :P </P>

 

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Uhm.. me.. :P</P>

 

oh yes you do you are a very beauiful woman indeed!

 

Well thank you for the tips... after I made this post an unfortunate event occurred. <IMG src=smileys/smiley19.gif border="0">I had to stop by my house quickly to pick something up and I parked in the driveway. It was a windy day and as sad as it is.. my big wooden gate next to my driveway blew open and into my driver's side rear fender. <IMG src=smileys/smiley19.gif border="0"> Thankfully its not scratched or dented..... just lightly brushed i guess icould say. I hoping that the clay bar will take it out. I normally clean, polish and wax..The last wax I useddidn't lastvery long but hopefully some of the mentioned waxes will work.Thanks! </P>


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lol... thanks.. <IMG src=smileys/smiley9.gif border="0"></P>

 

sorry to hear about that you want me to come out there and give that gate a real good fixing for ,and ill even buffout your car.you live pretty for away thougth,i been to thousand oaks once spent the night their coming back from san fransisco from merc. benz school.i liked the mountains they had down that windy road it looked like you were on the moon with the moon above you know where im talking about right.i just had to go to the sunset strip just once.<edited><editID>hotrodman</editID><editDate>37998.9321990741</editDate></edited>

 

Clay won't take out the scratches.

Try meguiar's Scratch X or their #9 polish....in that order. The first picture is a Lincoln Towncar I detailed. See that scratch? That was one of the small ones, I got out some stuff that I thought would need a light wet-sanding with a DA buffer and this stuff.

 

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nah.. like i said.. its not a scratch.. just barely scrapped... clay bar and polish will take it off. </P>