Recent content by Dewy

Prior lap was wolfgang 3.0 sealant. Today I washed, ironx, and clayed before polishing. I think you may be right about too much product as I was getting some dusting. Do you all think wetting it down with plain water will help? Just want to make sure it's ready for the dp coating.

I've been using gold plus jr towels and tried removing right after application. Then I tried waiting for a few minutes. It didn't seem to matter. Any suggestions? Thanks.

I am doing something wrong. I've only polished with WG in the past but am using Dp to prepare for coating. Followed the directions but its leaving a film. I've rubbed my arm off but it's just moving the film around. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your help.

Mike. I think there is some confusion over the question or its too early in the morning for me. We are asking about a well sealed car. Will the sealant protect the paint from the ironx? I am wanting to strip my car down and dp coat it for winter. It has a layer of wg3 on it now. If I ironx...

I've been wondering the same thing and want to keep this thread going. Tkanks

Oh I really like the little guys. Just want them to be safe. Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you. This is a product I just overlooked. I'll be ordering some tomorrow.

Can carpro hydro 2 be applied over dp coating? I bought the coating to apply before winter but I could change my mind. Thanks for the help.

Already tried covering red. Guess KY birds are color-blind. I tried the window and even tried putting a feeder where it could see it and hopefully fly out. Dead by morning.

Any of you have this problem? Every time I open the garage doors while detailing, a hummingbird or two will fly in and not be able to figure out how to leave. Any suggestions?

I think I'm starting to agree with Silverfox and may stop waxing. I have a black tacoma which is a dd and I sealed it with WG3. Several weeks of normal driving with rain here and there. After a good wash, everything was fine. Then I applied fuzion and it looked great. Same dd routine, but after...

Thanks for the reply Dahen.

You know you love your dog when you see her fur on your carpet and you smile.

I used z16 for years. Good stuff. If you are looking for something similar, Optibond is not the way to go. It is way thicker. However imo the Optibond is far superior. You can buff it after application to your desired shine. What I like about it is after the shine is gone, the tire just seems...

Welcome Pete. Lots of friendly advice to be found here. AG members are great.