Car Polish / Etc.

I think of "polish" as a range of very mild abrasives, finer than a "rubbing" compound but not quite as fine as a "rouge." Polishes, and waxes containing them, can be used carefully for removing swirl marks, oxidization, leaf/bug-poop staining, etc. Probably not as big a need -- and more of a risk, especially if you're heavyhanded about it -- in this age of clearcoat finishes. If your paint is in good shape, wax a few times a year should be able to keep it that way.

The websites of major car-wax vendors often have useful tips on this sort of thing, spun toward promoting use of a number of their products, of course.

Cheers,

--Joe

I'm a big fan of meguires. They have a lot of info available for the do-it yourselfer and they are available almost everywhere you can buy car stuff. steve

You could always try Mr. Kesuke Miyagi's website.

Maybe you'd like to try the Cadillac Blue Coral Polish I found on my uncles basement. He bought it for his 58 Caddy back in 58, still got about a 1/2 inch of wax in the can..and its blue too!

Harryface