Recent content by Xtian989

This has been bothering me for a while now because I'm not sure what happened. A month ago, on a particularly hot and humid day, I washed my car and applied a thin, even coat of Collinite 845 Insulator Wax to the hood, roof, and trunk lid in the shade, waited about a half hour until it had...

I'd recommend washing, claying, and then applying the collinite 915.

lol....it looks like your fly is open second to last knealing reflection shot no offense, just kinda funny......:)

How would you describe your first experience with the rotary?

If you're just starting out and you're looking for a high quality to price ratio in car care products, I think the best route to go would be Duragloss....they have awesome products for awesome prices; they are easy to use, produce great looking results, and their sealants are extremely durable...

Pinnacle Souveran and Signature Series 2, Zymol Creame, Poorboy's PWS, Aquawax, Zaino Z7 wash, and Meguiar's NXT 2.0

Grab some Aquawax too....it'll amp up the gloss and maintain it after every wash

I like Meguiar's Quick Interior Detailer

Since it's a daily driver and it sits outside, I'd suggest some Duragloss #105 total performance polish as it's one of the longer lasting sealants out there, and it looks great too. If you want more gloss you can top it with Duragloss Aquawax, but it's not required. You can also use Aquawax to...

lol....wow

can anyone compare the look of track claw to 105? how about durability/beading?

Looks great! Love that car!

I'm with you Surfer, I also detailed all of my die-cast model cars....and multiple times to test different LSP's (with IPA wipe downs in between, of course) lol Also detailed several laptops. One with Poorboy's PWS and the others with Four Star UPP.

Since switching to the 5.5" pads, I don't even bother with the 6.5" pads I have anymore; they're just collecting dust. Stick with the 5.5" pads.

not really important as far as the quality of the product goes but interesting none the less.....I was just curious