Recent content by Stang Man

Well the SF is on a panel that lays horizontal and close to the road/tires, this could be a possibility as to why it is showing more pollen than the other areas.

I have a client that requests I use it on his car. He supplies it so I do what he wants LOL

Had a customer that wanted me to use the Liquid Glass he had. Easy on and easy off, looked great on his black car. Not sure about durability, though.

Blacklight on a white car, and you're suprised that you don't like how it looks? It's marketed as looking best on darker colors, and I echo this sentiment.

Gorgeous color, and amazing work!

But, if I dry the car right and the glass doesn't streak, then I don't even use glass cleaner on the outside.

I really like Aquapel or Stoner glass cleaner, on cool glass, and wipe with a waffle weave drying towel.

I have had awesome luck with the BL/V7 combo. Sometimes I'll top it with the Pete's 53 'nuba, when I'm feeling frisky! I have had awesome longevity with it, especially for a black car that sits outside all the time. Sometimes I'll boost it after a wash with some Meguiar's Spray Wax, which...

Good looking pup! We rescued an AmStaff too, he's a year and a half old, and an amazing friend.

I don't think you read my post quite right, but I won't fault you for it. The thing is, I DO use rinseless wash. But I do it the way it's designed to be used, without a pre-rinse. Rinseless, to me, is being able to wash the entire car without using a hose. As soon as you get that hose out...

I see a lot of people recommending a pre-rinse before using a rinseless wash. If that's the case, why even waste time with a rinseless? You're already sitting at the traditional method at this point, and nullifying all the reasons for going rinseless in the first place.

I think we used tractor paint.

I roller painted our 24 Hours of Lemons racecar in black. Looks good from far away, and that's with only a wipe-down prep and zero sanding. It's pretty fun, actually.

Amazing watching the transformation, good work man!

For traditional I really like the Chemical Guys Glossworkz, but I haven't used many different car shampoos. Most of them were just "over the counter" Meguiar's and the usual.