Recent content by B-M-D

Hey, thanks for that. It appears my car is one of the ones affected by this recall.

2008 Honda Civic Si

I noticed the other day that I have a small spot on the roof of my car by the rear window that looks like this: I know there isn't really anything you can do with a failing clear coat other than paint it... which brings me to my question. I have a small bottle of OEM touch-up paint that...

So just to be clear... the Wolfgang Trim Sealant is a different kind of product than Black WOW?

I have 303 Aerospace Protectant which has UV protection... however I don't think it works well on exterior surfaces. I also have Black WOW trim restorer... but this brings old and faded plastic back to life. How do I keep the new trim on my new vehicle protected from the sun and keep it from...

Can we get an update??

Wow, product recommendations sure do change in a year or so. It's been about that long since I've visited the forums, and back then everybody was recommending "Black WOW".

But that's bad economics.

2 buckets with grit guards Wool car wash mitt Car wash shampoo Meguiar's clay bar kit All in one cleaner wax Microfiber towels 303 aerospace protectant for interior Black wow to restore faded plastic Glass cleaner Wheel brush Tire shine That covers just about everything. I didn't check the...

People may get a full detail once a year, but people get their car washed a dozen or more times a year.

What is your budget?

Yeah, I have a ton of microfibers. My question was more about quality. Are the cobra microfibers, for example, much better than cheap ones? Are cheap ones scratch more likely to scratch? Or is it the debris in the towels that scratch?

Why shouldn't the cheap towels be used on paint?

There are big packs of microfibers for cheap at Walmart. Are expensive microfibers really necessary?

I would get the better tool. You are going to have it for a really long time, so get the better one so you will be pleased for years instead of wishing you got the other one.