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Lots to choose from. I like OPP.

I'm liking OPP...it is thick though. Does anyone know if it's ok to dilute?

Do you have more info on the SolarGard product?

Invisible glass. I've used on tinted glass forever with no problems. Every vehicle I have has tint-- gotta have it here in the desert.

MF towel.

+1 on M26. Not much better out there for the price. Readily available for the most part as well.

Years ago (back in the early 80's) I worked in a paint shop. We basically had 3M and Megs products--rubbing compounds, assorted polishes and waxes--we sure didn't have the myriad of products available today. I'm sure Mike Phillips can relate. Anyway, polish was always used after compound to...

Great rant! I've never understood how anyone could let their vehicles get as filthy as they get! Unbelievable.

Good points... Yes, slick, but I think it's a good thing for exactly the reason you stated. I don't use it for anything but very light cleaning. Heavier soil requires a mild soap and water treatment first. I've just been using Lexol cleaner for that because I have a lot I want to use up.

I was looking for an AIO with UV protection for leather/vinyl and found it in OPP. I previously used Lexol on my seats and M40 on everything else, but I never really liked how the Lexol finished. Kinda slimy even after a thorough wipe down. OPP finishes really nicely with a very natural finish...

I've used it. Hand applied, it seemed like more of a pure polish IMO, minimal cut if any although it easily took off minor water spots tho. Nice prep for your choice of LSP. Machine applied I'd say you'd get a little more cut, probably enough to take out minor swirls.

Used condoms. Thought I was gonna puke.

Optimum protectant plus.

Well done! Nice Mach 1. Details? I love that dohc 4.6L. Great engine. Had one in my Lincoln aviator.

OCW looks great on my red pickup. I spray my mf too.

Doesnt look like any rust on the bolt itself though. Looks more like a spill to me.

:iagree: When I worked in a shop years ago, the owner wouldn't let me near a machine until I learned the basics by hand.

Give a really good rinse first before anything new.

Try the ammonia solution. Must be hot! Use an iron if necessary but be careful not to melt synthetic fibers.

I've used this stuff before as well. It works but it is petroleum based so it can damage fibers/fade colors. Test an inconspicuous spot first! I believe Wally world carries it.