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The white plasti-dip and lowering really make the truck look extra sporty. A+ on the shine too!!!

This post has now caused me to be quite impatient! Cant wait for my order to come in!

Will there be a kit for this, that includes 2 double softs? I would love to buy it asap, but now comes the wait!

Sweet move!

done!

This is very tempting!

Charge $12, and there's a good chance they'll pay $15 and tell you to keep the change.

No, I didn't. I doubt it will make much difference, because revive has no cutting ability. The revive just helps me remove polish residue easier.

I have a 2011 Maxima, Super Black, and it corrected pretty easily. I was unsure at first, but it took one pass of orange and one pass of white to get it 95% swirl free. If I would've took a couple more hours, I know It would've come out PERFECT! Here's my original thread: http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/25749-nissan-clear-coat-hard-or-soft-any-tips/?do=findComment&comment=406639

I had issues doing it by hand because my car is black and the slightest smudge can be seen. On the next application, I used a black pad with my PC on 2 and it was a much better application. Some tight areas were tricky, so I used detail spray to level it out.

Definitely an Adam's user! He's double parked to prevent scratches and door dings!

Thanks for the tips guys! I tackled it today. It took only 1 pass of correcting and 1 pass of finishing (sweet!), I topped it off with liquid sealant! No swirls The secret weapon (add a little revive):

Hey guys, I'm going to tackle a BLACK (oh boy!) 2011 Maxima tomorrow. Anyone have experience with the paint on these newer Nissans? I'll be using my Flex and the new polishes.

Maybe there's a member on here in your area that can take care of those swirls for you. At a small fee of course