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Sonax High Speed Wax is nice. It actually hazes like a true carnauba wax. Then you wipe it off.

The siphon pumps for moving kerosene from jugs into the heater work great for emptying washer fluid reservoirs. They cost like $3 anywhere that sells kerosene. Farm stores, hardware stores, maybe Lowe's, etc.

Hey, Mike. At first glance, I'm unable to tell what software tacomaworld.com is running. I'll look into it. But it's so incredibly easy working with photos on that forum from the safari browser on iPhone. There's an "upload file" button at the bottom of the reply window whenever you respond to a...

I would post a TON of photos to the forum if it was a little easier. On some other forums I frequent its very easy to add them from a cellphone web browser into a forum post. Two clicks and I can have a photo inserted into my response to a post. Is there an easy way to do that on the AG forum...

I first noticed this on a load of my clothes. Forgot to add soap, so I went back to add some and the machine was full of bubbles. Clearly I've been using too much soap for the last 30 years. Oops! Now I use about 1/4 of what I used to use.

In short-- I would have named it GlossMaker. The gloss and slickness leaves NOTHING to be desired. If those are your goals- this is the product for you. If you're desiring sheeting/beading, I'd look elsewhere, based on my cursory experience.

BF SiO2 is great stuff. Longevity is superb and it beads nicely and its glossy. I'd say the same for Megs HCW. But I have a hunch the BF will last longer (no proof). The megs is super easy.

So, I'm aware of the hype, but haven't done a deep dive into informative threads concerning Beadmaker. I just know it's a buzz-product right now so I ordered some. I haven't even read through this thread. But I'll give my first impressions... This went on a vehicle that had Blackfire SiO2 Spray...

AIO's typically carry such a light abrasive load that on headlight lenses I see them more as a "cleaner" than a "polisher". If lenses are in good condition, don't scrub or work it into the plastic. But wipe some on and wipe it off. They'll be left somewhat protected and the light abrasive will...

Duragloss 253 Tire and Rubber dressing is the best I've ever found. You can control gloss with number of applications. It lasts through a few washes/rains. It's just a solid, consistent performer. And it's cheap. And if it doesn't rain, it'll last a few weeks.

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Does McKees 360 stain trim?

Very much looking forward to this!

Just curious- why is suds so important to you? For me, it's all about lubrication between the mitt and the paint surface + ability to break down the grime. Suds doesn't play any role whatsoever in what I'm trying to achieve. Suds provides a nice visual, but in itself it doesn't "do" anything.

Duragloss NuGlass works great for removing hard water spots, as long as the glass isn't etched.

On a related note, I've been using the BF SiO2 Spray recently. Can I apply McKees Paint Coating over the top of it without removing the BF?

Isn't it just a spray and wipe off formula?

FWIW-- I've been absolutely blown away by the longevity of the Blackfire SiO2 Spray Sealant. The beading just goes on and on. Effortless to apply. Like washing a window with windex, just slightly thicker. Nice shine. Since I can't get crystal seal anymore, this fits the bill. Beyond content with it.

It's an amazingly durable product.

No maintenance product needed. Just put on some more sealant in a couple months.