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I used to have a yellow one from there (yellow bristles), that bent, but didn't really have soft bristles, was good for scrubbing jobs.

I know some like the Boars Hair, but from what I've seen you have to have a unique technique with it so it doesn't scratch etc, seems so many others start washing with it like a normal mitt and end up scratching or swirling.

That's what Gator Back is for, they came out with that for the fading issue on Avalanches, but it works perfect on other greyish trim on other vehicles provided its a textured trim.

I think I'm still recovering from last Saturday... our old days of wild partying are over, all of us felt like crappola Sunday and Monday haha. I can't do that anymore getting old :( :D

Its other products as well, I seriously still think its something that Ford uses in their trim on trucks. Even the Duragloss stuff did the same thing, and I've cleaned the trim. I said F' it and bought new trim (wiper cowl, and side view mirrors since one broke anyway when it got hit by...

Put Fuzion on a clean base, like after Klasse AIO and see what happens. Sounds like you didn't have a good wax bond, as for example I only have a coat of Duragloss AW on and had pollen on my truck for 3 days now with some sprinkler water also. I sprayed down it beaded like normal.

Its the only thing that works well on grey trim, and only thing I've gotten to work well on my friends Avalanche (he bought the stuff) and my greyish rear bumper on my Ford truck. Nothing else, its permanent too, I think, or at least it last so long I think it is haha. I think it can only be...

You name it I've tried it, lol. I have grey trim on my truck and tried doing a friends avalanche as well as he kept bitchin about the faded trim. Gatorback stuff is the best for grey trim. My rear bumper is greyish.

I must be retarded, last time I tried re-using the Megs red QD'er bottle I broke it trying to unscrew it.

Happy Birthday Surfer :cheers: :D

PB TR never dries for me once buffed, two different bottles thinking I got a bad one first. Next day I can wipe my finger and it will leave product on it, and if it rains it will bead but the product will leave drip marks. Haven't used mine in a loooooooong time.

GM's Gator Back is designed specifically for this, they have personal version you can normally grab at a dealer. Other trim stuff for me doesn't work well on greyish trim once faded and I've tried a lot.

Well the cars are very reliable and still sell well for the economy (heck Ford just outsold Toyota last month), hell Buick is held in higher regard then Toyota and Honda in China (driving a Buick there is akin to someone driving an S class Benz etc here), it's not a problem of selling cars for...

Just goes to show you how retarded our government is, anyone with half a brain knew the bailouts were doing nothing but post-poning the inevitable. I have money on GM claiming BK this year as well, their burning through cash to quickly, only way they won't claim BK is if our gov keeps giving...

Megs has great bottles, their regular qd'er in the red bottle is the best misting sprayer I've seen, too bad you can't reuses them

A good product to use once in awhile is Seafoam, run it through the brake booster line or pcv valve, put a lil in gas tank.

Show me one true South Floridian willing to make that move :D

Amsoil is generally always proved to be the bests in test, but more $$. I like Amsoil though and still change normal intervals, even though this and other oils say you can go 10K+ miles on a change I still don't lol. Amsoil is heavily used in offshore racing boats.

Collinite 845 and 915 are both great looking and durable as hell, just have to shake the hell out of 845 before using it.

Ask Scott what happened when he did his shower back in the day. LOL