Nicksblown71ss

Found a neat new tool for cleaning wheels. Its called https://www.shop.brushhero.com/. Spins using water pressure and cleans those muli-spoke wheels with ease. Amazon users gave it great reviews! They show you can use it on painted surfaces but I'd strictly use it on my wheels. Waiting for a Father Day coupon code or a sale :-)

Same problem Chris, please fix if you can.

After 30 seconds of panic I definitely laughed at my stupidity.

Come on it could have happened to anyone. Both bottles had the same amount in them, they're the same color and not to far off in consistancy. Ended up wiping car down with detail spray, then applied glaze and americana. No issues, looks great. Guarantee I'll never do that again!! Lesson learned.

So I spent a good 6 hours yesterday correcting the paint on my '09 CTS-V. I finished off yesterday with a coat of machine super wax so that I could let it sit for a day and knock out the glaze and americana early this morning. I woke up early, went out to the garage and grabbed my "glaze" and did the entire car. After I finished I started wiping it off...only it wasnt coming off that easily. I grabbed the bottle to read the directions about wait time and thats when i realized it......I just used Super VRT on my ENTIRE car!!! S.O.B. It took a little more arm strength but I got most of it off. Still a little oily in spots. Maybe Detail Spray or a coat of actual glaze will remove it, I havent tried anything yet. Other than me being a dumbass I wanted to get your thoughts on what affects the VRT might have. Can I still glaze..should I wait...should i strip it off with multi purpose cleaner?