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i tried and lost the battle of no snacks with my wife too. you could still setup traps around the car. wont hurt anything but a mouse or dog's nose.

agreed that fabric softener sheets are good. but generally for vehicles being stored... an active rodent in an active vehicle is a little odd. I'd also set out a bunch of traps in the garage.

ceriglass with a glass pad is the approach i would take. While you've got it all clean, you might as well spend a little more expense and just a little more effort and coat it too.

only if you get mirror tint or just limo out the whole ride or do a windshield visor. Anything else that will still allow you to safely reverse at night and isn't over the top will not declass the vehicle.

small update. It rained last night. The truck didn't move, but the wife drove to the gym and none of the rims have a drop of water or grime on them. so that's a good start day 1 lol.

New truck. Not dirty and didn't have the desire or time to do a full decon. But I did give her a bath in megs gold class and then rain-x'd the windows. WETS on the trim and some mckee's 10 minute to protect her until I have time to do a full detail. Happy with the results for such a simple...

washed the wifes explorer rims which had hydro on them, but not since last summer. And my brand new silverado. Both washed with hot wheels, then megs gold class. Dried and then wiped down with eraser. Will see how they do and then I'll tackle the pontiac. Only real concern I have is that I have...

same! i now buy rolls of painters tape (cheap stuff from harbor freight). takes more time, but not as much time as the mothers back to black heavy duty trim cleaner with brush does haha

yeah but generally there's not the prep required, so it's important to know if it lasts that much longer. that was my point.

and it's now the most famous 2002 cadillac in all the detailing world :)

this group doesn't want to like rainx because it's not unique, but truth is, for the cost and ease of application, the stuff is good. I have some flyby30 I've been waiting to apply and I'm interested to see if it'll last that much longer and function that much better that it's worth the whole...

with how nice and distinct the cutoff from a hid is, I'm not sure you really need to perform an expensive test. Install HID kit. Go out in the road and have your wife let you know if she's being blinded or not. Or here's another one, Driving said system for 10 years and never once hitting a deer...

I wouldn't worry about a ceramic at this point and spend your time on the cleaning. Any of the numerous compounds and polishes will do. You may even consider 3D-one to save some time and money. With this product you just switch your pad. So yellow or orange for correction and a white for polish...

you're so passionate about this that I'm now curious about why. And put into a proper projector housing, there's nothing dangerous with about a HID.

I bet dawn would be fine on rims. just not paint.

I really like how mckees tackles particular problems. I just bought and used their floor mat cleaner and revitalizer. Just another bottle in my collection, but it worked really well. Heck i have a bottle of poorboys bird sh!t remover, so maybe this could be a winner? My only concern would be the...

I find it odd that someone would want to pay for a detail, but then insist on a certain product. To me, you either use the product you want and apply yourself, or you hire a detailer and let them use what they want and are comfortable. Like I would never hire a cleaning service and insist they...

I'm currently in webster, but grew up in Ontario. And yeah the flooding is bad, yet again. Canada and America need to get their sh!t together! let me know if you find a good product, the type of material that my pillars are leaves me a little scared to do anything but wipe something on.