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To begin with, if you just got the car painted, the LAST thing you want to do is use rubbing compound on it. You have to wait for the paint to harden. This could take months. I belong to many other forums, and recently I posted the steps I have used successfully for years to keep all my...

They are on the mirror and I can't feel them at all. They were caused by my German Shepherd. When she sticks her head out the window, her front paw hits the mirror. I tried a product (3M fine cut rubbing compound) I use on the body of the car and truck to remove scratches but, it didn't...

Any one got any ideas on how to remove scratches from a side mirror? Bob.

I have been using windex for more years than I would like to count. It is the one product that does chrome justice. I , contrary to some people's beliefs, use it daily as a spritz on my pickup. Just spray it on, and wip it off with a dry ,soft rag. The shine is incredible. The mark v...

I also use it on the vinyl top on my mkv. It makes the top incredibly shiney.

If you would like to see what daily wiping down with a damp rag as oppossed to using soap does, click on my fotki link at the bottom. All three look better than new. Obviously the wax is giving some kind of protection. These vehicles are never cleaned or wax in the sun. That is what...

For the last ten years or so, the only thing that I wash my vehicles with is a damp rag, and wipe it with a dry one. The reason I can do this is because once every three months, I put a thin coat of wax on them. They never get dirty enough for soap(which I would never use anyway) Soap eats...