well i have a high speed buffer that i use so it cuts the time in half . i also clay bar my truck also when i wax it to take all of the impurities out of the paint....well worth the sweat.

 

when I got my truck I waxed it once a week haha for 3 weeks. You know how it is when you bring something new home. Now days I complain just washing it.

 

yeah i know when i but this brand new it was never dirty.. and i hate it but i have to have her shining like the day i drove her off the lot

 

Yeah i know when i first drove her from the dealership brand new.. She was never dirty ..now i hate doing it but i love the way it shine and glimmers when its done ..she still looks brand new....

 

so how'd it go?

 

Just called my local auto body supply store: the eraser is $11.95 there. Local Napa here in Cocoa, Fl. is $24.99. I bought one in a NAPA in Vidalia, GA. last summer for $18.99. So not only is NAPA very high, but they also are not consistent with their pricing from store to store.
You can do without, it's just this tool does it in seconds with no elbow grease on your part. Here is one available online for under $10...

http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/sgt17910.html

and the one I have that I paid $12.95 for:

http://www.detailyourcar.com/shop/in...product_id=222

 

I've been lurking on this thread and learning. I know what I'll be doing when I get home. Thanks for the tips guys.

 

I have done it with heat, a plstic scraper, and castrol degreaser. works great and absolutely no paint damage at all.

 

Exactly what I did just took some time to get it all off but looks 10x better.

 

If anyone does decide to use the eraser wheel, go slow with that too, it can "burn" your clear coat if you get it spining too fast with too much pressure. plus the foam tape they use on the badging will melt a little andclump up.