some have stated you can wax every oil change or you can wax every month if you like.

Do I need to do anything special for clayig and waxing on a car with vinyl stripes? I know I am supposed to avoid the area, but do I need to mask them or just try not to get too close?

I have a Black SS. I wash and wax it with whatever they use at the car wash or I do the wax myself with Turtle Wax's "black box", Black Carnauba Wax.... The next day I park outside my office and even if it doesn't rain here in Miami, I come out at the end of the day and I have water marks all over the car that burned in from sitting all day.... PLEASE HELP!!!!!

What wax do you recommend for a new black car that sits in the sun all day and might get rained on???

avoid the vinyl stripes don't clay them. it will mar up the vinyl, ask me how I know.

are you parked near a sprinkler...

you may need to polish the water spots off.

So I don't need to mask them, just avoid going over the edge? Is the same true for using Klasse Sealant?

if you are afraid of hitting them while you polish and wax you should mask it.

Hi
Just got my new Camaro SS. Wondering what the best products are to buy to keep it clean and shiny without damaging anything.
Thanks
Robin

you can't go wrong with

Adam's Essentials Kit

Rally Stripes
 

What is the best product to use on my flat black stripes on my car?

vinyl matte black?

drying the car
 

Would you recommend a specific brand of Microfiber towel to use that would minimize risk of scratching clear coat; or would you recommend something else to dry the washed car, like a chamois?

thanks,

Ron

For paint here is what I would recommend.

Uber No Name
Uber Classic
Adam's Single Soft
Adam's Double Soft

OK. Great. I just got some Maguiars Ultimate liquid wax. I put it on my white car but can't "see" the wax against the white paint very well to know where I skipped and need to go over again. To see it as I apply it, I have to look at bright light reflections like I'm looking for swirl marks. Are all waxes going to be this hard to see on white paint or is there a specific recommendation for another kind/type of wax.

Thanks!