Recent content by MStarmer

A lot of Toyota's lately. Here's my father's day wash and one step with Menzerna 3 in 1, McKee's 37 tire dressing.

Read thru alot of this post. I used to be a HD speed fan. I loved the feel of the vehicle although it's look was somewhat plastic like. Obviously doesn't last long but it's a quick product to apply. Then I got hooked on the McKee's 360 toped with their paint sealant. Pretty awesome combo...

Wife's impatiently waiting for the arrival of her Tesla Model 3 with WHITE seats. Looking for a product to immediately treat/seal/protect these before staining happens! Anyone feel free to chime in!

And to boot, me and the wifey are employed at the same place, same shift, same days off and carpool (meaning I drive everyday). Talk about "over saturation"... :)

Only 6?? Wife and I just hit 31yrs....... yes it's a looooong time. Just got done cleaning her ride. Washed, clay mitt, McKee's 37 360 (PC Orange pad), topped the next day with (2) coats of 10min paint sealant. 2017 Lexus is200t F-Sport (RWD Turbo) IMG_20190920_131032 by Michael Starmer...

Sorry, double tap...

My new 2019 4runner after first wash (ONR). Hit with a quick coat of McKee's 37 10min sealant until I can do a iron-x / clay / polish on it. IMG_20190908_142215 by Michael Starmer, on Flickr

Just got a new ride and already managed to get a chip in the wheels. Pretty sure it happened when discount changed out the tires but I didn't notice then. Anyway I have searched and searched and found little to no info on touching up the TRD Matte Gray wheels. I'm assuming Duplicolor or...

White and silver you can get away with a white pad and 360. I don't clay more than about once a year and even then it seems like there's just not that much stuff that sticks. I wouldn't over clay, but if you use 360 twice a year I think you'll find your car looks pretty great. You can use it...

Depending on the color of your car you may just need a good AIO product. I have great results with both HD Speed and McKee's 37 360 (my favorite). I agree with the keeping in the same line. For me 360 gives just enough polish and protection with a white or orange pad so I don't need much...

Wax on the black is a mistake you only make once. I use a square piece of sponge when going along trim lines or anywhere I'm trying to keep wax away from. Plenty of products to help you out though. I've even heard peanut butter works but never tried it.

Nanoskin medium wash mitt. I use it with a bucket of optimum car wash, haven't really noticed any marring, but just about every car I've used it on was white.

I almost always use cleaner waxes on my white cars. My personal favorite is McKee's 37 360, as far as clay goes, get yourself a clay mitt, makes it easy to get those little specks that always seem to show up on white. Real time saver too. I agree with the spray wax drying aid thing, doesn't...

I'm curious too, and on a side note is ONR safe for tinted windows?

Being a fan of white cars I've almost exclusively been an AIO guy, especially with my full size super crew truck. It's hard to find time to multi-step. Like most have said here I agree that HD Speed is the easiest and leaves my vehicles the slickest. I recently switched to McKee's 360 and it...