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same,I barely use gloves for anything I do,,every glove I have ever put on my hands make them sweat and swell horribly and I hate it. I use a lot of hand sanitizer as well...and moisturizer

it sure looks better than GM's blah white diamond

I fail to see why anyone would watch something or someone they don't like,,if you don't like there is an off button..... that being said most of them are tools

my Equinox after I bought it last summer ,, a quick polish and a coat of Powerlock +,,today it's dirty from the rain

I'd love to see this car after it gets polished back up,,the non perfect "beater" cars that have been long neglected are kind of my favorites,,look forward to the pictures

it's not pretty..yet..someday....maybe:D

I work at a Chevy/GMC dealer and I'll tell you firsthand that they all do that,,you wern't getting lied to,,like others have said ..just protect it best you can. I'll also tell you to keep an eye on the stitching,,some but not all have shown signs of seperation but I imagine there lots of...

Nice Commander !!,,I happen to be a fan of that body style,,pretty sleek IMHO my brother has one in mid "restoration" ,,it's getting tubbed out and a LS turbocharged powerplant I have a 1947 Champion thats been sitting awhile ,,someday I'll get motivated to work on it.

good read ,that thing had a lot of peel

maybe it goes by post count? edit: or maybe not,it appears I'm one too but I don't post much

Sorry for your loss of Dude ,,my wife and I lost our Boris in 2016 after 13 wonderful years ...about a month later we adopted Jack and then got little puppy Maggie,like you we can't go without our 4 legged pals either. Good luck on your CEO :xyxthumbs:

Looks great for age!!,,actually looks better than some cars a 1/4 of it's age. That bodystyle was my favorite as far as Cavaliers go,,it actually looked sporty in comparison,,v/6 w a stick to boot...cool

Snow and Cold

The Camaro looks really good ,,I may use my Equinox as a Guinea Pig for this product come spring. any Idea on durability or still testing ?

I use Menzerna 3 n 1 for a 1 step...I can't compare it against Black Fire or 3d but I really like how it cuts and shines,,,seems pretty durable too. some have said it's greasy but I think that may be true for most of the 1 step products If you are just looking to try something different give it...

not everybody has a heated area to wash their vehicles and it's my opinion that swirls and car wash scratches are easier to fix than rust so my vehicles see the swirl a matic once in awhile as well. I even occasionally run it through the touchless during the summer. my wifes 200k+ miles GMC...

I would disappear to somewhere warm ,,either the tropics or the Mediterranean although I may summer in western Montana

Looks a lot like the one I learned on which was a Sioux, looks just as heavy! :buffing:

no pictures but I spent 8 hours compounding and polishing a 2019 Silverado woods runner ,,I could have done it faster maybe but I kept getting interrupted so I gave up on finishing it today and pulled on the udders a little

My 2nd Polisher I bought was this Milwaukee 5260 (I think) in 1993,my Makita got stolen.,,it's been through the ringer and the variable speed control crapped out along with the detachable cord,,it's still working but it's so heavy I can't sand to use it anymore except on hoods,trunks and roof...