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@Tonyrodz
Here are the products I used. When I started the full detail a few weeks ago, I guess I didn't realize how dull the paint actually was. Even though it looked good to the eye from afar, it was pretty stubborn. The hood alone had some hard water spots that took a couple passes to lift them. So I had to step down a bit after I gave her a good clay bar and use some Meguiar's Ultimate Compound on the wheel/foam pad and that really took care of the built up of stuff on the paint.
So I taped everything off and didn't want to accidentally cut/scuff the lights just in case at that step. When I moved up to steps 2 and 3 of the 3M bottles, I hit the lights with the wheel/foam pad to give them a bit of a polish as well. There are two small scuffs that I could not get out, but the rest of the light housing looks great.
Then the Seal, Glaze and finally 2 coats of 845. The water is still beading off nicely and that WDT paint can keep it looking clean for quite a while thankfully.
I did not use step 1 Rubbing Compound as it was a bit more aggressive than I wanted to use, but still not as bad as the orange 3M which is great if you are wet sanding.
