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I mean something to bring the bright color back on already painted ones. Would it be pointless to wax these because of the extreme heat they deal with?

Anyone put something on their calipers to give them some extra shine?

No worries.

Me either. IMO from the video it looks a lot weaker than they are making it out to be and cheap.

Wow AJ that looks great! :2thumbs:

Wow I didn't realize how many more views this thread has than the other ones in it's section. It's a little off topic at the moment though.

Ya the pic of my glass cleaner is as it came. I feel sorry for you in advance for all the calls your going to get. Solution, fill it all the way keeping the same price and you get that 110% satisfaction. Just make a note of it so people know exactly how much they are getting.

Hmm I just looked. My GWC says 16oz but my DS doesn't say anything.

I can't say I'll let one of the advisers answer that one.

I like. But there is so much room at the top. I feel like I could fill a whole nother bottle with what's missing. I haven't measured it but I assume the fill line is still one gallon.

Ah so there will be new labels too because mine says 4oz on it lol.

They were being nice because it was missed in my order. lol here's what it looks like.

I just got a gallon of the new window cleaner and the shape of the container is different from my other ones. Are they all being converted over?

That's probably pre since he was on house arrest and had his biceps cut up. That guy was crazy.

Got another one coming up.

Lol I'll hook you up with a burger my biggest problem is just getting up early enough. What's the address of that place so I can see exactly where it is. I still need to get off work one of those days but since I need to be there 8AM no matter what I'll probably shoot for Saturday because that's my best bet.

Guess that means no partying. Haven't been up at 5 in a while except when I haven't gone to sleep yet. Edit: What time would I need to be there on Thursday or Friday and what is your plan of attack to fix this nastiness?

I have to work Thursday, Friday and Saturday. But Saturday is probably my best bet at getting off. Will that work?

Did a quick map quest looks like it's about an hour and a half away. I'm going to defiantly try to work it into my schedule to be there for the show. Is there a day that's better for you AJ?

Sorry Bill. Thanks guys. I'll have to find a place that's good. I don't know anyone that does this sort of work.

Thanks I'm checking it out. Was that the link you had up before it was taken down? I don't see how a paint chip repair product is a competitor because this is something Adams doesn't offer. I think if it can save me money and further damage it shouldn't be taken down.

Ya I was trying to use the brush that came with the paint. I was being pretty careful but when you see it zoomed in light it doesn't look as good. I clayed the area first used some revive and then a 50/50 wipe down. In the back of my mind I was thinking that if I screw up they can just fix it so that might be why I didn't do as good as I could of. I'll just have to wait and see what it looks like when it's done. Guess some paint is better than no paint, this wasn't the only spot I fixed but it was by far the worse.

I've done about 6 coats and cant even tell. The cost per application would be nice but some people tend to put it on too heavy or have larger/smaller cars. Still to get an idea would be nice.

If that was going to be the guy doing it I would say no. But it's going to be someone from the body shop. Still I think I'll end up going, because the way this touch up paint is looking is pretty rough. Edit: Here is what it's looking like now.

Ok, so I was at my dealer getting and oil change and I had to wait a while so I started walking around. I came to the collision center because of some chips in my paint. I wanted to hear what they thought I should do to fix it. They just suggested touch up paint. About an hour and a half later my car was done and I went back to the collision center after buying the touch up paint from the parts department. I wanted them to actually take a look at what I was going to be working on since I've never even used touch up paint before. They saw how big one of my chips was and recommended building up the touch up paint above the paint and then wet sanding it down with 2k grit to a level surface, then follow up with polishing. I seemed kind of hesitant to accepting this task because I've never wet sanded before and I told him that. He told me that if I build up the paint over a few days and take it back to the shop that he would have one of his guys show me how to wet sand. My question is should I accept? Normally I love to get a hands on experience from someone who knows what they are doing, but.. My reasons for thinking twice about it is. 1) He recommended wet sanding to someone without knowing if they are capable of doing it or not. 2) I talked to him about soaking the paper he said all you have to do it dip it in to get it wet. 3) He just recommended 2k grit not followed by anything. 4) He was leaning on my car. On the other hand he will not be the one doing my work. But should I trust the nice finish on my car to his workers in the shop or try this on my own? Here's the damage. It's right below my driver side window.