BoSoxFan

I think it looks better with the booster too. This parking lot incident happened before I put the booster on though -- about 2 weeks after the initial coat went on. I have maple trees in my yard and this is the time of year when the sap is flowing. The booster does a great job of removing the sap stains.

Rudegar

I have always assumed the paint chip problem was related to aerodynamics, etc. My E39 BMW had plenty of rock nicks. It's may not be a paint issue but rather the wind causing rocks to hit at a particular angle or with a particular frequency. (But then I'm an accountant-what the hell do I know?! )

yxc145

ok... it's only 2004 and up models??!!!!!! shoot!!! I should have waited a couple of more months!!!!!

MBE55AMG

Don't worry. You can always smear donut jelly all over the car and call it 'nano paint layer'.

tyro

MUST be read off the driver's door jamb. That is where you will find the "C".
It is not on the sticker invoice.
And yes, I have the "C"!

yxc145

donut jelly? how about Peanut butter? and if I get hungry driving, I can stop, take the bread out and smear the hood. Make myself a peanut butter sandwich? what is the "C" at the door jamb?

MBE55AMG

The 'C' is a letter that is printed before your paint number, for example, 'C747'. This 'C' applies to you having nano paint.

Location: Driver's side column. Open the door and you should see it. It's a black sticker.