Meguiar's clear coat polishing compound, 16 oz

Easy application.

Very good product easy to use and works very nicely I had a spot over my drivers side doors the Piller very badly sun beating and I'm ashamed of that because my car has always been very well taken care of but secense I lost my wife and daughter in a wreck over two years ago I have been not myself and then in March I lost the last little sole in my family my beautiful baby girl cat she was all I had left but I'm trying to bounce back and the other thing is that I'm disabled in a wheelchair so the stuff I need to use had to be very easy to use and this was all of there products for clear coat like the polishing coumpound for clear coat and the ultimate spray on wax is wonderful my car looks like it just came out of the show room and she will be by the date when she was built 2/5/2002 will be 18 teen years old I have gotten a lot of people asking me what yr is it and they all say no way so I'd show them the manafactur date and she has never been repainted and she is red so I highly recommend all of mugeries products all A'S across the board

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Initially, I was thinking that this "clay bar thing" was just a gimmick. But, I found that it appears to do what it claims to do. First, I washed my 4-year-old car. Then I used the clay bar on the hood only. I allowed it to dry, then wiped the haze off with a microfiber towel. I noticed that when I moved the microfiber towel over the hood, the towel glided smoothly over the surface. But, when I moved the same towel over the fender and roof, the towel did not glide. It seemed to grab the paint (so to speak). Using a clay bar is an extra step that you might not want to do. But, it will make subsequent buffings easier because you won't encounter as much resistance when applying and removing polish and wax. And, it's not that much work to use it. If you use plenty of liquid, the clay bar glides effortlessly along the car and the work gets done pretty quickly. I won't use a clay bar ever time I wax. But I WILL use it at least every couple years.

Heed the warning on the bottle, DO NOT let this stuff dry on your paint (Which is very difficult to impossible in warm or hot weather) or it will be a total pain in the rear to get the residue off. Also, if you still want to buy this stuff, Only apply in very small areas at a time, no bigger than 6" square, or it WILL dry out. Put it on thick enough to keep damp, which means you will need lots of micro fiber towels to wipe off the still damp stuff. Needless to say, I will never use this STUFF again, for two reasons, even though I had about half a bottle left. One, I dropped the bottle early on and it cracked a hole in the bottom corner and I don't want to waste a zip-lock bag to keep it from drying out. Second, this stuff is not worth the effort, when I can use a polish and electric applicator and get the same results. Way too much effort and stress trying to keep it from drying out. The areas where it didn't dry out turned out nice and shiny, but it left a residue I'm still trying to remove in the many areas that did dry out. There a few number of people I would recommend this stuff to, but I am not on speaking terms with any of them...just kidding, I wouldn't recommend it to them either.