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glassmaster pro tool. makes cleaning interiors of front and rear windshields SO much easier. i use a mix of OID and D120 to allow the towel to slide around easier dry.

ok i haven't been on in a while and wow it looks different. i couldn't remember if it was vB before but i knew something changed. anyway, i hope some of the beefs i had with the old setup have been solved, particularly with image hosting. what about edit time?? haha maybe it has covered in here...

i finally used this on MY car; i've had my car garaged since the fall. i moved it from my old garage when i needed to get the roof redone in the winter, into my new house garage and it has sat there ever since. i have been so consumed with everything "house" for quite some time, especially since...

my wife had a '07 FBP Si sedan from new. by the time she sold it in the late spring of '14, it had like 160k and had pretty much every panel repainted by Honda. as a paint nerd, it was hard going through that, but it was her car, not mine, she drove the wheels off and honestly "decent" repaint...

yep, it's an attached garage guys. thanks. in our other house we used to have a hot/cold feed on a shared wall and it used to freeze here and there, so i ended up using heat tape which worked flawlessly, but, the point is i experienced freezing during extreme temp drops prior to the tape and...

I bought a new house and one thing I miss from my old spot is that I had a hot/cold feed in the garage. I had to use heat tape on it though to prevent freezing. heat tape is a thermostatically controlled length of wire attached to a pipe that heats up to keep the pipe from freezing. anyway...

this forum is baffling. detailing and related are so visual dependent. yet, the forum limits the size of attachments to something that almost always makes it impossible to see what's going on. so much so that many members despise other members for using the built-in attachment protocol. and to...

you can't let OPC dry on glass or paint. it stains/hazes. so, no, i definitely would not suggest this.

welcome. this is a good forum, esp. for beginners. how far south? i am in cape may county.

haha no worries. i thought you were pulling my leg with that comment!

look at this post: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/80867-diy-led-work-light-much-better-than-halogen-23.html#post1213631

ahaha, i'm not talking about rash/scraping. come on hahahaha i mean road wash in particular, on top of brushes w/ brake dust, etc. over time. the chemistry dictates it's not that tough. if you can remove something with an alkaline APC and elbow grease, there are better options for wheels. i'm...

there are better options out there. i know it has its followers. i'm not one of them. DLUX is susceptible to alkaline cleaners and abrasion. ime it's just not that tough. a lot of non-acid wheel cleaners are alkaline. and abrasion...welp, road wash is abrasive. is it better than a lot of...

i agree with this post. but, i would replace "would" with could. machine polishing will decimate any wax or sealant, and that wax/sealant won't affect the polishing process. but, yeah, you need to prep the paint for polishing and you want to wipe down the paint after prep but prior to...

it says "original formula" on the bottle - not sure why they would say that since the back to black i've come to know is horrendous. solution finish, renu pro...there have been so many consumer products on the market that have outperformed back to black by a long shot. maybe forrest can chime...

yep

PM Nick or Ray.

that is old copy. Autogeek added some text for the new formula and associated promotion. but decided to leave the rest of the old info. it's up to three years now. from Optimum: - correct. the old formula is awesome. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXAeQxDys24

what is the main difference you've noticed? my dad was a biology teacher for 35 years and once retired, became a right to know speaker for several more years. he's in NJ too (as am i).