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Can blackfire be worked in sunlight? Here's my AIO experience. Product is no longer sold here, but I was happy. Now for something different (Travel Trailer Detail)

The big bottle is why I haven't tried it. I only do 4-5 cars a year and a 16oz bottle is usually more than enough.

The best thing I've found for black streaks is simply to not let them get started. Get some sort of protection on the rest of the surfaces that allows the streaks to be wiped off. I didn't even think of trying the McKees trim restorer that I have, but I have frameless windows so the streaks...

I can easily get 2-3 vehicles worth out of a smaller bottle of McKees 360 and that's full size trucks and SUVs. The 32oz blackfire should be good for quite a few applications to your truck. A couple small dots on the pad is all you'll need. More important: Buy as many pads as you can...

I've started using Ozone from a generator I use on my hunting clothes. It's good enough to take the poopy diaper smell out of my son's room. One caution: I understand that it can degrade certain materials like seat belts if used repeatedly.

Unfortunately the "globally sourced" part is par for the course now. Additionally, these plants are mostly in right to work states and rural areas where they can pay significantly less. Still better than nothing, but it's the name of the game today.

And for a large truck, I wouldn't mess with an actual wax unless you really like spending time waxing. I'd go with one of the better All-In-Ones like Blackfire or HD speed so you can knock it out in a single pass. I own a truck too, and even with an All-In-One it's going to take the better...

The stuff that's coming out of the nozzles there is equivalent to spray wax, if even that. It's usually gone after the first hard rain. I wouldn't worry about it.

I'll gladly pay more for something made in America. If I can't, I'll try to find it made in a European country when possible. Problem is, there isn't a level playing field. China doesn't have the worker protections and environmental protections we have.

I don't get as intense with correction on the roof of my truck or SUV, but they get clay, and some sort of protection just like the rest of the vehicle.

This is why I live where the air hurts my face.

https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/106523-14-explorer-sport-mckees-360-a.html?highlight= There's frost on my roof when I started this one and I don't think I took my fleece off for the duration. And I just noticed the comment about the garage being a mess. It's still a mess and...

Looks like a very well thought out machine. I like the idea of having all of those tools in one machine but I can't help but wonder if it's sort of like a futon. It's ok at all, but not great at any... One question I have as a hobbyist with a trusty PC is when would having multiple long...

I wouldn't bother with the heat gun. You may cause more harm than good. As for the cooler weather, your product won't dust as quickly.

In many ways, I found it easier than cars. Yeah, it's a lot of square footage but it's flat and you can work pretty big sections so it went quick. I broke it into two days because it gave me something to do while watching the kids rode their bikes and got some fresh air. It could have easily...

Hey fly, I just did my travel trailer and posted on the "show and shine" thread. I used white CCS pads with McKee's RV AIO (no longer sold on AG). I've had the trailer 1 year and it sits outside. Can't speak to longevity. But the combo did a really good job getting rid of some stubborn black...

From someone that is strictly a hobbyist, and has daily drivers that don't get pampered I don't think you can go wrong with an All in one. They're simple, straight forward, provide decent correction, protection, and they're about as fool-proof as it gets. They're going to give a marked...

Also, I appreciate the kind words from the guy running the show, and the guy that makes me jealous of his work on a regular basis.

I agree. My uncle has a beautiful 72 Monte Carlo I've been trying to talk him into doing. As for the PC, it does what I need it to do and I'm happy with it. I'd love an upgrade, and to switch the PC to smaller pads, but I only do 4-5 cars a year. I guess I'll add a travel trailer to the...

Keep it simple. Pick a line, and stick with it for now. All-In-one's (AIO) are I think a great place to start. They are basically a mix of polish and sealant. You're going to get some correction to make your car look better than a vast majority out there, some protection from the elements...