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Nice work Nate!

Welcome from Central Illinois.

Great job Nate! I'm glad I could help out!

Welcome! Another IL guy!

OG will work fine on all of that. I've put it on parts like that several times and it works great.

Welcome to the forum Kieran! You can't beat the Optimum product line for your business, I use pretty much the whole lineup for mine!

Opti Coat will last indefinitely as long as there isn't air introduced into the syringe or it is kept at room temperature. You don't want it getting too hot or too cold. Once you are done using the coating you want to put the cap back on. So you are good to go! I'm from the Danville area btw, about 3 hours south of you.

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome and be sure to post some pics of the car Opti Coated!

The new formula has more gloss and will give the paint a much slicker feel than the previous version. I'm pretty sure the new formula has been out for about a year now.

Welcome to the forum! I'm from Westville, IL. That is about 10 minutes south of Danville.

Very impressive! Thanks for sharing!

One thing you need to make sure you are doing with the microfiber pads is to clean them after every panel. Once product builds up, they loose their cutting power. Keeping the pads as clean as possible whether you are using a brush to clean or air from an air compressor will make a huge difference. From my personal experience, I think the microfiber cutting pads are superior in the compounding stages, when it comes to finishing, I have better luck with foam.

Looks great Dave!

Usually, when I have sprayed on too much and the product dries, I just spray more OCW on real quick and it will come right off, even on a darker vehicle. Another thing you can do if the paint is warm is spray the OCW on your towel first and wipe it on, this method works great for me.