So my rear spoiler's clear coat had this dull appearance... When I got my car tinted today by Vince from Omega Tintwerks, he noticed the rear spoiler and he kinda put some kind of a wax called Diamond *sumth'n sumth'n* wax and buffed it with a piece of cloth... it showed improvement... So I don't have a quick access to what he applied on my clear. But, I was wondering if you guys know of any other materials that can be effective, or, what other methods do you guys know of to remove the dullness off of the clear coating???

TIA

Hard to say without looking at it. But I would say that some type of polish should bring it back to life. Something along the lines of Klasse AIO. Wax is probably just covering over your dullness, not really doing anything to remove it.

I have been using the Klasse AIO and SG along with the Porter Cable, I probably didn't polish it right since I have only dont it to this car once... But I'll do that in a few days or so... hhhmmm also picked up a Turtle Wax heavy duty rubbing compound just in case...

I used a turtle wax rubbing compund once on my range rover hood after I crashed it and the hood already had a giant scratch, and the compund scratched it up so bad.

I have been using the Klasse AIO and SG along with the Porter Cable, I probably didn't polish it right since I have only dont it to this car once... But I'll do that in a few days or so... hhhmmm also picked up a Turtle Wax heavy duty rubbing compound just in case...
Yeah don't use that stuff...theres a reason it's like 50 cents. Do you clay beforre using the Klasse twins?

I wouldn't use that Turtle Wax rubbing compound either, it's probably going to do more harm rather than help you. Read through the Detailing 101 thread and make sure that you're polishing correctly.

Don't start with the Rubbing compound. As stated you may do more harm than good. Start off with the AIO as it's a non-abrassive cleaner. If that doesn't work move up to a light polish and work your way to a more agressive polish if needed. Always start with the least agressive and work your way up. The paint on your spoiler is probably oxidized and these steps should take care of it.

oh shyt, k... thanks for the heads up guys

oh shyt, k... thanks for the heads up guys
Make sure you clay

try poorboys ssr 1 that might do it.

my clearcoat is about finished on the hood. I tried some Eagle 1 polish, but it didn't help. The car is red which can fade pretty bad. Time to save for new paint.

I used Klasse AIO, wow, I've been using this product for almost a year now and didn't even think of trying it. worked really great...

Yeah AIO does wonders against oxidization. I cant think of anything better.

I've been using this product for almost a year now and didn't even think of trying it. .

:confused eh??

you've been using it for years and you haven't tried it yet? :confused

I used Klasse AIO, wow, I've been using this product for almost a year now and didn't even think of trying it. worked really great...
Now that you've used AIO to rejuvenate your red, seal it quickly. Without a good sealant, it's going to fade quite fast again. SG is the sealant you want and probably have it since you already have the AIO.
-John C.