Recent content by ugafiredawg

All it takes is that one dealer wash to instill swirls. You may want to consider a light polish.

What Rsurfer said...those are crows feet. Unfortunately, the clear coat is compromised.

The new Makita for sure. You can see the two "bumps" along the top profile that perfectly match the contours of the Makita in other photos.

Former regional pilot here. Flew CRJ200's. Furloughed after 9/11 and went back to school and got an MBA. Worked corporate job for a few years and went back to flying in 2008 after being recalled. Furloughed again after the economy tanked. Promised myself I would never go back to flying...

If applied too heavily, it can be difficult to remove. A little goes along way. Be sure you are not applying it too heavily and use the "swipe" test to ensure it has dried completely.

3D HD Speed is a great AIO

It mentions "robust UV Protection" in the blue box at the beginning of the review.

CarPro brand. They are listed on AG.

My experience with FedEx vs UPS, specifically as it pertains to AG, has been much better with FedEx. Even being just north of AG in Georgia, my orders arrive a day sooner. FedEx also appears to be gentler when handling the packages. All the shipments I have received from UPS lately looks like...

Thank's Nick! Great explanation!

So would it be safe to assume that this could be used instead of McKee's coating prep polish prior to applying McKee's paint coating? I assume it would be just as effective.

Perhaps that would stand to reason. I would like to have something I can carry in the vehicle to remove the bugs without having to rinse. Something that is a little more effective in removing them than using a QD or WW.

A few questions. I am interested in trying the WG Bug Remover Spritz. I was wondering if it was safe to use on PPF? I have Xpel covering the front bumper of my truck and I treat it with the WG Deep Gloss Spritz Sealant. So, is it: 1) Safe to use on the PPF? 2) Should I reapply the Spritz Sealant...

I'm in rural Georgia and we get our fair share of thunderstorms during the summer. Yeah, I have had a heck of time with spots after a rain with the Uber. Yes, I can get them off so the paint looks fine from a few feet away. But hit it with a swirl finder light and the black paint will reveal the...

I use distilled water as well. Unfortunately for me, it's the rain that leaves the water spots on my uber coating. Being on a black truck, they are easily visible and cannot be completely removed unless I bring out the da and some fine polish. I have since given up on coatings and gone back to a...