Hi, does any one know of a product that will fill the hundred's of small pits on a windshield?
As you drive toward the sun, you can see the small nick's and I am hopeing that there may be some kind of wax or somthing that can smooth things over?

Thanks:pat:

[X] Chrome Pillar Post
[X] Chrome Wheel Well Trim
[X] Chrome Rocker Panels
[X] Chrome Gas Cover
[X] Chrome Fog Light Trim
[X] Chrome Head Light Covers
[X] Chrome Trunk Trim
[X] Chrome Dash Trim
[X] Chrome Windshield Nozzles
[X] Chrome Wipers with Led’s
[X] Chrome Valve Caps
[X] Upgraded Wood Trim on Dash
[X] Upgraded Mygig REN to RER
[X] Added UConnect Mike
[X] Added Window Visors
[X] Added Sun Roof Visor
[X] Added Lock-Pick
[X] Added Front Camera
[X] Added Rear Camera
[X] Upgraded Map lights to Led
[X] Upgraded Puddle lights to Led
[X] Upgraded Rear seat lights to Led
[X] Added front floor lights Led
[X] Upgraded Trunk light to Led
[X] Upgraded reverse lights Led
[X] Adding IPod to Mygig
[X] Adding Led lights to Engine
[X] Added Electronic Rust Prevention
[X] Under Coat Rustproofing Spray
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Ok so I got a 07 300 and got about 50,000 miles on it and never got the engine cleaned. And in addition I've never cleaned an engine in my life. I asked the Mr.Carwash by my house and they do not offer that sevice, so could someone kindly explain to me how to do it? Thank you!!

Somebody was talking about this recently, but I can't find it. I have a black car and just got gloss black wheels. So now the whole car looks black and shiny - EXCEPT for the tires. Very gray looking in comparison.

I'm not a huge fan of the tires that look like they are dripping wet, but I would like to darken them up and give them a bit of shine.

I remember reading that new tires have a coating on them for transport and preservation, and that this "coating" wears off the treads but remains on the sidewalls. And that it is best to strip the rubber of this coating, then apply some sort of oil or something - which is supposedly good for the rubber and it looks nice.

Don't know if any of this is accurate, as I no longer can find any of this info. Just wondering if there are any better options other than the Tire Wet stuff you can buy at the store. So, what's the best way to make my tires darker and give them a subtle shine?

As always, thanks for any ideas!

I am hoping there is a solution to this as its driving me nuts.

My Dodge Rams Dash has a few scratches that are very light but very apparent.

Maybe someone can suggest a polish or technique that's used to remove these light surface dash scratches.





Thanks
Pete