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I tend to think that if a guy is framed for Russian Collusion, impeached twice, blamed for J6 and then shot, he's being perceived by the powers that be as a threat for some reason. IMO that makes him the best candidate.

The Griots MF pads work well for cutting and leaving a nice finish. IMO foam takes too long to cut with. Mild defect removal they work fine.

I'm of the opinion that a bit of money laundering is taking place at those auctions.

My guess is it would be similar to Mothers Ceramic 3 in 1 polish. I'd suggest giving it a try.

Dust is to be expected. I'd be more concerned about cars being rushed for a deadline to get to auction. I know someone who bought a Vette at a big auction. When the car was delivered he put it on the lift in his shop. He said the old shocks were repainted, the brakes barely worked and several...

Cerakote is the longest lasting tire dressing I've used. It's kind of a matte gloss.

OK, we're at 4 weeks and multiple heavy rain storms and the Cerakote is hanging in there. At this point it's not really glossy but it's obvious it's still there. This is the most durable tire product I've tried to date. I'm going to go ahead and refresh the coating. The product should work well...

I bought a 50 foot one from ollies for $15 that isn't supposed to kink. Seems to work fine.

Use a hole saw, board and hammer to punch it out.

It is a white liquid but it dries to the touch and doesn't wipe off.

You probably didn't miss much. The forum is on life support.

The idea is that soap manufacturers claim the suds aren't necessary for cleaning. The lubricity is what aids in washing without scratching, not suds.

So I washed the car today and have to say the tire coating is hanging on in full strength. The tires had nice tight water beads. I've never used a tire product that beaded water as well as Cerakote.

I find it interesting that there are two extremes, those who swear by a foam cannon and those who swear by waterless washes.

I used some Wolfgang SCC this spring that's a few years old. Application was fine. Water beading didn't seem as tight as when it was brand new.

So I applied the original application and then I applied the new bottle a week later to see if there was any difference. The new bottle might have been a touch glossier but nothing major. We had some rain and the car has been outside. So, after the second bottle, it's been a week and the product...

It's sound advice. I've owned the car 6 years and the car sits outside 24/7 and the Plastidip is cracking and peeling on the spoiler. If the car is garaged, it should be fine though.

Harbor Freight carries Hyper Wash

Is BDX strong enough to mess up the enzyme action of your septic?

I can a potential issue if the PPF is porous that something can get under it and damage the paint.