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How does the lower sections that have had more contact with salt and road debris look? I used Sonic Net Shield on my car this winter - and I was disappointed it was basically stripped of the lower sections - the hood and roof still beading. I've used other sealants with better success for...

I've had one for 2+ years now - one of the best purchases. I prefer Chemical Guys Snow Foam for soap and find you only need to add enough to hit the bottom of the label mixed with warm water for the perfect foaming action.

As to the original question - I think it depends: #1 - on a Daily Driven Commuter Car - this is a perfect way hide the imperfections that are completely unavoidable in a quick fashion - but it also requires that the car gets regular attention and reapplication (Or at least acknowledgement that...

Man that after Essence shot is cool - it seems to actually show that the fillers really do help to bring out the shine w/o any hazing or holograms (basically what the product description implies). The pre Essence shot is nice - but I find the post shot to really show a much cleaner starburst...

Great Job!! I would love to see IronX on a car like that - I bet you could scare the bejesus out of the owner with a picture of a purple car!! I use Wheel Cleaner Plus on my DD and I love to bring out the wife and show her the purple wheels - she almost killed me when I did the first time -...

I've had good luck with Chemical Guys "HoneyDew" Sno Foam:xyxthumbs:

When Mike reviews stuff like this I know I have to buy it.... Order Up!!! Thanks for the detailed review to burn a new hole into the Credit Card.... LOL:dblthumb2:

For winter - as a different possibility try Sonax Polymer Netshield It's another highly recommended durable wax - and it literally wipes on in thin coats and then 5 minutes later just buff it off with a microfiber:buffing:Im the MAN

I had no idea one could polish a chicken!!! Well done sir well done!!!:buffing: This thread is hilarious - polished chicken to polished balls - That's "Cock & Balls" in the same thread - for those keeping track!!! LOL :wave:

I had issues with the clear coat flaking on my Enkies - and dirt/brake dust really building up there. I was able to use Pinacle Advanced Wheel Cleaner and a Doobie Pad:dblthumb2: I also use Never Dull to polish up the outer lip (in combination with the above really does wonders):props:

I've had good luck with Pinnacle Advanced Wheel Cleaner with a scrub brush plus a Doobie Scrub Pad for the really Dirty Wheels:buffing: I also use Never Dull to polish Chrome Wheels/Parts

I can't wait to try CG Honey Dew.... I recently purchased that as a "regular" wash vs. the IronX Snow Foam for a pre-detailing wash. I previously used the Megs Gold Class as a regular wash and I agree = almost ZERO Foam in a gun, but good washing capabilities using the "Two Bucket" method... l...

Yes - Too Many:iagree: I mean it's all good - but really how many can you actually apply to a car at once? It seems like there's this influx of new sealants/coatings to try these days - but there were only a select few candidates just a year ago that were "New Tech":buffing: Don't get me...

Now where is the Burnout Video?:hungry::Picture: Having a Z-28 from the same era I can acknowledge the pain the paint can be, and the fact that these cars have quite a bit more surface area than appears Im the MAN Nice Work:buffing: