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I've got an 02 german car. It's yellow. I've been using menzerna IP with an orange pad to lose the swirls and minor scratches. I've got minor pitting on the horizontal surfaces. I can't feel it, but I can sure see it. I tested a portion of the hood last night by going over it with the Menz...

Just polished the ride. I've got some hazy white spots where the polish rubbed off on the trim. what's the easist way to get that off. it doesn't seem to be just rub off with a rag. It's mostly on the rubber trim around the windows, and the black plastic at the base of the windshield.

Went on easier. Came off easier. Just wait till it hazes and wipe it off. Very inexpensive as well. I'll have to see what long term durability is though. So far so good. I polished and then dawned the car, with just two layers of Rejex over that. Great reflection. I may have to go and...

i can't seem to find it anywhere.

i have a few towels that i ended up leaving on the floor of the garage. they picked up all sorts of dirt. stuff like bits of wood, leaves, etc. i know, stupid on my part. i should have been paying attention. anyway, i've washed them several times and that stuff doesn't come out. how can i...

Just did my car today. Ive got miinor swirls and really minor pitting on the roof (don't know what that's from. can only see it at certain angles under the light). The car is a bmw and is about 2 years old. Had to go over it a bunch of times and it still did not get it off. The imperfections...

Do I still need to dawn before polishing, or will the A and B take care of that?

Was going to try it tomorrow? Am I wasting my time? Should I just do it by hand? At least applying it? I'm definately going to take it off with the pc.

Just curious. Do I need to wash after polishing or can I ski the wash and go straight to waxing?

If you clean them in between, can you use the pads with different products on different cars? Can you use a polish, clean it, and then use say a wax some other time with it? Or should you restrict it to one product only even if you clean them? Along the same line, if you clean it, can you use...

can you sub dawn for the A use the B (doesn't seem like there is another comparible product) can you sub a good car wash for the C (seems like that's all it is) Do they have to be used all together?

Directions didn't say and didn' want to go to crazy with it.

The directions say circular. Everything else I've read says to do everything in a back and forth motion. Any ideas? Won't circular motions give more swirls?

Or should I wash with dawn before applying the zaino? the 3M directions say to wax right over it.

I want to make sure I'm not putting too much on.

I have some swirls and minor scratches on my 2 year old white paint. I tried claying it and caused even more marks somehow ( I followed the directions implicitly). Is the scratch x okay to use on the whole car before I zaino it, or should I wait and try to get some 3M perfect it and do that...

Zaino recommends large white towels. I tried using the MF's and it was kind of hard to get the polish off. Are the towels better for zaino? I let it dry over night and it is about 75 degrees where I'm at.

I was claying my 01 white BMW today. I continually reshaped the clay as per the directions. On some of the harder spots, I would go across then up and down to lift the embedded dirt. Almost like a cross. I lubed it heavily while doing this. I only used the cross motion on the harder spots...

when exactly would you use it? Zaino starts with a Dawn wash, then clay, then the Z-5, etc. Would you use the SWR prior to starting the zaino process?

the other SWR's. I tried it on my hood, roof, and trunk the other night. It is a newer white car with some swirls and mild scratches. I applied at least 3 coats to the hood and trunk and it didn't really do too much. I bought it a local auto parts store.