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I've got a Ford that has very small pieces of what I assume is road paint all over the front end. I've tried Goo-Gone, Goo-off, tar remover, lacquer thinner, wd-40, claying, etc. and nothing touches it. One bodyshop suggested wet-sanding the front end to remove it. Before I go that far is there...

I was looking at picking up a new clay kit and was considering trying the Mother's clay kit. Does any one have any thoughts on which was to go? Thanks, Paul

I was looking at both the Megs red bottle and the gold class line wheel cleaners and was wondering how they are different other than the pkging and of course the price?

When I'm traveling I usually keep in the car the following products for misc. cleaning. 1. Megs Final Inspection 2. Mequiars Cleaner/Wax Red bottle 3. Interior Cleaner Various types 4. Meguiars Interior Detail 5. Bug and tar removers 6. MF towels What is anyone else travel with?

My father-in-law has gotten yellow paint from line painting all over the lower rocker panels of his new Buick Rainier. Unforutnately he did not notice it right away so it has dryed. Any suggestions on the best way to remove it. I' m considering trying clay to see what happens.

I have a vW Touareg w/ the Tan interior.Unfortunately I scuffed the bottom of the interior door panel when I enter or leave the car with my shoes. Any suggestions on getting the marks off. I have tried various cleaners with minimal results.

There are spots on the hood of my truck, apparently from a nearby cherry tree. I tried clay with marginal results and then Meguiars cleaner wax with not much better results. Bug & Tar remover didn't help either. Any suggestions on other products to try?:nixweiss