Sweet, glad you like it^!

ic, its just a "wax on, wax off" process. Best to do it in the shade on a nice cool day. Or in a garage, whatever, as long as its not in direct sunlight.

 

loooks gorgeous man off topic question but does anybody else get bumps that are clear on their car that you have to scratch off? I have it all over my windows and paint when I wash it they go away, but it makes the car look like garbage

 

have you been parking under trees? Sounds like tree sap

 

I got some of that sap on my passenger window, can't get it off. I haven't really tried dif products though, just washing with soap and trying to scrape it off.

 

Thanks Forty04....Im finding too, that the just waxed look is lasting longer w/ Royal Blue....looking like liquid metal ten days after the fact....pretty rockin.

 

Hell yeah. And everytime it starts to fade, take it in fora quick spray, then watch the water bead off and enjoy your shine again ...and people wonder why I'm all about this stuff

 

Right on......RB rocks....lol.

 

You want liquid metal look, try Eagle Wet . My car hasn't been waxed in 6-8 months and I feel is VERY dirty in this pictue
So shiney and WET looking even Tony ( Forty ) asked me what I use. Some Mother's, some Maguire's, some Eagle Wet. Sometimes hard paste, sometimes liquid carnuaba and cleaner, sometimes just the spritzer clear/detailer. I don't go crazy but the car is admittedly babied and garage kept and will be 20 years old in August!

SMOKEM

 

Nah it isn't treesap because after I wash my car they go away, but as soon as I start driving they return...its like thousands of little bumps, could it be too much wax?

 

Just very carefully scrape it off with a razor blade, then follow up with some Goof Off or Goo Gone (Note: ONLY USE THIS ON WINDOWS)