Recent content by jayno20

well i just put about 4oz in my gas and about 8oz in my oil. Next oil change will be a full quart of it and then I guess I'll see for myself.

OK well i figure for 4 bucks even if it is snake oil, I'll give it a try. I will get some today and put it in my gas. I will probably wait until next oil change to add it to the oil. I am not sure what the OCIs were with the previous owner, which is why I want to make sure its squeaky clean in...

I am driving an SS cobalt that has had the oil changed with 5w-30 Royal Purple since about 30k miles (that's when I bought it). My question is, first off this car takes 6.5 quarts of oil so how much should I replace with MMO? Also I know to put some in the gas tank too, but should the MMO be...

oh i know its easy to use... i was just seeing if the results would be different with a buffer.

oh here's a link for the wax too... http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/p210ca.html

I have P21S wax and a finishing pad on my buffer... can you apply wax with the finishing pad? if so, will it show any results better than hand applying?

i bought meguiars professional aggressive style clay. Worked better than the off the shelves meguiars clay.

yeah it was, i am now not certain it was even overspray either... it comes off on the clay bar as like a dirt colored brown.. very weird i don't know what it is/was.

OK the rubbing alcohol did not work, but i ended up buying some "aggressive" strength clay bar and it takes it right off. The clay bar i had before i guess wasn't strong enough but this stuff works great. Thanks a bunch guys.

hmm interesting... i will try the rubbing alcohol method and report back. Thanks.

Yes you can see it on the paint, i will get some pics of it hopefully tomorrow. The overspray is only about 2 weeks old max, and i dont live near any factories and the stuff thats on the car is ALL over it from the roof to the bumpers so i dont think its tar. As i said clay bar does seem to take...

what kind of abrasives? Is there nothing else that might work? i didnt want to have to go the buffing route unless 100% necessary.

There seems to be overspray on my car (or something that closely resembles that) and i have tried everything i can think of to get it off with no luck. I have tried a walmart bought meguiars claybar (which i have heard might not be the best) but it takes some of it off or it at least appears to...

I ended up just using dish soap to clean it, the water was dirty a few times after rinsing it and everything so i can only assume all went well.

anyone?