Recent content by DocData757

Well, I used the 'Finish First' and WOW! Slicker than a baby's behind and absolutely the easiest thing I've ever used! I applied it to the entire vehicle in on coat and let it sit about 15+ minutes (as per the instructions). When I removed it, it came off with no effort at all. Then, of...

Reading other posts, I think I understand the reason for the wait. Most of the paint on a new car has been baked on at the factory with high heat. That paint can be waxed the day it leaves the showroom floor. However, most new cars have many painted plastic parts, i.e. the bumpers and wheel...

You might want to browse around and/or post in the Car Care section of the AutoSuperMart.com forum. There's some great info there on dealing with problems like you are talking about and other care detailing issues. http://autosupermart.net/forums/index.php?sid= Dave

The dealer said wait 4 months. I've read that if the paint is factory applied (which it is) you can wax right away. Which is the truth? Is there a reason they said wait 4 months? BTW, I will be using 'Finish First' initially. I've heard great things about it but will see how it works out...

Got a new 2003 Limited and need to know where the leather stops and the vinyl begins. I'll be using Meguiar's products for the most part and their protectant says to keep it off the leather. So, it looks like the seating surfaces, seat backs, door arm rests and the section of soft material...