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I personally think $75 would be fine. The products/process you're using won't remove any defects, but it will shine nicely. I probably would use a different wax though. Fuzion looks great, but in my experience it doesn't last more than 1.5 months (daily driving).

Better prep, meaning that the paint is properly polished prior to applying the Fuzion.

How big is the car?

I understand what you're saying, but you gotta keep in mind the kind of consumer that the big brand names at Autozone are targeting. Joe Bloe will buy the product that looks prettiest on the shelf, not take the time to do some research and find out what works.

Ahhh, the Subway condiment bottles. :laughing:

Or he could just cut the tube down one inch if it bugs him that much. I can't tell if this is a serious comment or not.

Saw an episode/documentary on that same thing (probably the same guy) a couple years back called "My Car Is My Lover." Some of it was comical, like the guy crying when the helicopter that was used in Airwolf crashed (he had a crush on it), but some of it was absolutely disgusting. I tuned out...

The only "packaging" complaint I've ever had goes for just about every single maker of waxes and polishes. Those dang flip-top caps are a pain in the rear and make a mess. Love the Megs self-cleaning bottles though!

Sorry, TOTAL brain fart. I missed the links above your phone number at the top. Probably just me reading too quickly. The font seems fine.

The only thing I would consider is maybe putting the links for pricing/packages, etc at the top of the page so they're easy to find without scrolling.

Wow, that woman is absolutely incredible. 101 and gets around like she's 71. She might live another 15-20 years!

Incredible review and looks like an incredible product. I just may add this to my next order. Looks like a no hassle product.

Here's my list. When I first started out getting in to detailing I used a lot of Griots stuff since their flagship store is a 45 minute drive down the freeway, so I have lots of experience with their products. I've since expanded to a huge variety of products since joining AG. Mothers Back to...

Ahh, good call. I think the soaking MF towel part is what I'm okay with when doing a rinseless wash.

I have mix of ONR I mixed up as a QD a month ago and I had the same impression that others have. Not slick feeling at all which made me worry about it's ability to clean a dusty car without marring. I'll probably just add more ONR to it and turn it in to a clay lube after I run out of the other...

How thick are the pads? 7/8"?

Cool find. Every time I read about someone finding quality car care stuff at a random auto parts store it's never a franchise with a location in my area, but I think there may be a single Carquest not too far away. Side note - what is with the auto parts stores going back to the old dot matrix...

Agreed. Paint Prep is cost prohibitive. Last time I needed to strip wax to apply a new coat I just used OPC and it worked great.

I've used the CG cleaner and didn't think it was that great. The Micro Restore cleaner is heads and shoulders above the CG cleaner. Leaves my towels super soft and feeling like brand new, even with towels that hadn't been washed with a good detergent in years. I was impressed enough that I...

I've used it and enjoyed it. Leaves a really slick finish and doesn't streak as long as the panel you're applying it to is cool, and you don't use too much. A couple sprays per panel is plenty.