Laid GP

It has 140,000 miles on it. It is definitely rock pecks, I can feel it with my fingernail. Oh well, I will just live with it.

Update: looks like it isn't sap so much as a million tiny rock pecks I think the previous owner must have driven behind a gravel truck or something because the front bumper is the same.

I don't have brilliant glaze laying around unfortunately  

I'll try the dawn trick posted above, though. I appreciate the help! 

My 2011 Sierra Denali has a ton of little "speckles" all over the outside of the windshield. It's really annoying in the mornings when I am driving in to the sun. I have clayed the windshield and thoroughly cleaned it, but they are still there. I *think* it may be tree sap as I do occasionally have to park close to trees at work. What's the next best step? I was thinking very fine steel wool as I've used that on another vehicle in the past that had paint overspray all over the windshield.

Hey everyone, I have some hand pinstriping done on my hood and tailgate that is on top of the clear. What is a best practice for polishing around it? I assume I could just tape it off but thought I would ask here for pointers.

I use a Husky tool bag for my detailing stuff, and I had a bottle of Deep Wheel Cleaner crack and soak the inside of it. The bag is semi-waterproof and I have washed it out a few times and left it to sit in the sun but it still has that eggy smell to it. Any suggestions on how to get the smell out?

Spent about 4 hours polishing my car yesterday in which I somehow neglected to dry the windshield

, which now has lovely etched water spots all over it. We have super hard water here. What's the best way to get rid of them?

Sweet! Ordered a 6 pack

Any news on this?

I missed the boat on ordering these and now they aren't in the store anymore. Any chance these will come back?

I had some spare wheels sitting around in my shop uncovered when I painted a hood and now they have green overspray all over them. This Is actual automotive paint not spray paint. Not sure where to even start on getting it off - all suggestions are welcomed.

Dude I swear you probably think I am stalking you on forums! How's it going?

I am bad about kicking the door panel accidentally when I get out of my car and it has left some scuffs on NAND around the speaker grill. I used the total interior detailer and scrubbed and that seemed to get most of it off but I am not sure what to do about the speaker grill. Suggestions?

I did not. I came here before trying anything more extreme than cleaner. I will give clay a shot.

The windshield on my show car has some sort of residue on the outside that won't come off with cleaners. I guess it needs to be polished. What pad/product combo should it use for this?

I have recently plastidipped my wheels and am wondering what's safe to use to clean them. I've been using diluted simple green but my Brembos dust pretty badly and I know I am going to need something stronger.

I traded my G8 for an 09 CTS-V about two months ago. I've taken it through the touch less wash twice out of necessity but today I hand washed it and waxed it by hand as well. Now that I have seen it in the sun I see that the entire car is covered with water spots, which I guess I've waxed over now. Our water is on the hard side, and I know that affects it. What is my next step to get rid of it? I have a Porter Cable 7424 and have used it with Adam's pads and whatnot before. This is my first black car and I want that perfect finish!

Well, somehow I've gotten gunk of some sort in the perforated holes in my seats. I tried using leather cleaner on a rag but it doesn't get the stuff out of the holes. What should I use to get it out?

Hello Adams peeps. I am finishing up a paint job on my 95 Silverado that has a matte clear coat. Is it possible to use any of Adam's products to protect the paint without causing glossiness?