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The only interior product I like better than UISG is Optimum Power Clean.

A friend of mine has one and would like for me to remove the swirls and I'd like to do it, however I keep reading about these new "self-healing" and "ceramiclear" paints. Does anyone have experience with this year and model car? Any gotchas with this I should be aware of? Thanks.

I'm leaning towards new because I'm thinking that a new car is not going to require as much maintenance as a classic, but damn are those classic cars hot! I have no idea which direction I'm going to go though.

I'm struggling with that concept too.

Really? I didn't think it was that much for a classic. No, it would not be a daily driver. I would baby it like I babied my former Camaro.

Well, I sold my black 2010 Camaro today. I'll miss having a Camaro, but not the one I had. I let the price of a 2SS back me down and get the 2LT. Having the V6 and not the V8 bothered me too much so I figured the sooner I dump this one the sooner I'll be able to get what I want. So, what do you...

We can call that the "DeLorean" look. :xyxthumbs:

The AMC Gremlin.

Classic stuff. Brochures

For those that have used both, which do you prefer and why?

I used the Pinnacle clay on my black Camaro and even that left marring behind. It was brand new clay, I was using plenty of lube (possibly too much), and the paint was definitely clean. I agree with Rasky, especially with dark cars.

Not really car songs, but Ted Nugent's Stranglehold and Out of Limits by the Marketts always make me wanna take my baby out and go for a night time drive!

Ahh, that was a great episode of Miami Vice!

Oh man, good call! I don't know how this one slipped my mind.

Oh man, I was thinking more about the oldies.

What's your favorite car song? So many to choose from.....GTO by Ronnie and the Daytonas, Drive My Car by the Beatles.....I don't know. I think I'm gonna have to go with Dead Man's Curve by Jan & Dean, what say you?

They're okay. Poorboy's DMTs are my favorite.

I thought about that.......but the coin-op car wash will probably destroy the wax protection on my car. But I guess the current weather and road salt have probably already done that.

Sometimes it's too cold for a rinseless wash though? Plus in the winter time the car's usually too dirty for that.

Okay, I know I've asked this before but I can't find the old thread so I'll ask it again. For those of you that don't have a garage for your daily driver, how do you care for it in the winter? The only option I'm seeing is to drive through one of those touchless car washes. Unfortunately I can't...