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It is always that price, it is just a matter printing out the website price. It has been $25 for a long, long time. It isn't a matter of just going to buying a new one, but also even having the time to do so. I tried knocking it out in one day, but I simply did not have enough time to meet...

Driving a black car parked inside an apartment garage that isn't very well insulated allowing a lot of the saw-dust from the guy next to me flow right in, covering my car, I feel your pain! On top of that, there is a HUGE dirt parking lot right next to where I park at work, so my paint never...

My main complaint on it is that in order to get that look again, you have to basically re-wax the car because NXT Spray wax isn't reformulated. While I can still maintain NXT with the spray wax, I then don't get the hydrophobic, or looks that the 2.0 version gives over the old one, so then I...

A few others I saw that I thought would be worth mentioning and want peoples' opinion on are Klasse AIO/SG and Surf City Sealer & Glaze System.

For everyones information, I don't mind spending the time initially to apply multiple layers if I only need to do it once every month or two, though six months (with proper topping off with a maintenance product) would be my ultimate goal.

I've been REALLY busy lately, and believe it or not, I had a Chicago Electric rotary that I bought at Harbor Freight go out on me (unbelievable!) so needless to say, I just simply do not have the time to buff out my car, which raises the question to me of using a product that has a LOT of...

Meguiar's UQD (M135) is probably the best QD I have used on black. Though I find doing a final dry wipe (very lightly) with a short-nap microfiber to really bring out the best in the car.

I personally put appearance as my last requirement when I am looking for a wax as I believe the 'look' should come from how you polish the car, not the wax. I see wax as a way to protect the surface that you just spent so long trying to make look good, so protecting the paint comes #1. I also...

And only the "SpoiledMan" approved ones as well! I have at least 3 now!! :D My next purchase in wash media is going to be for a Zymol sponge after how much I love this thing to see how it compares.

I absolutely love ONR with a grout sponge, and some nice microfiber towels for drying.

It is defiantly a SS paint product, though it does work amazingly well on clear coat. If you ever get a chance to use it on a single stage paint that has been neglected for a long time, do it, because it is just so cool to see the huge transformation. Then, when the person walks back out to...

Boo! Seems we visit all of the same forums :cheers: :D

Are you working on a single stage, or two stage paint? If it is a single stage paint, defiantly go for using a pure polish with no paint correction ability like M7 or Deep Crystal #2. After having used both, I doubt you will notice the difference between the two, and DC2 is WORLDS easier to...

Well said.

My personal favorite is Meguiar's Glass Cleaner Concentrate. Very cheap, and simply put; it works. However, I do not really use glass cleaner anymore. Rather, what I do is wax the windows with my preferred wax, than just maintain the glass as I would the paint, so water tends to not stay on...

Fixed :) I personally use Meguiar's Professional Mild clay, though if I could buy Clay Magic for $100/100grams locally, I would just do that. Unfortunately, I have not found a retailer that sells it, so I am plenty happy with my Meguiar's clay.

Actually, they aren't selling you the sealant or whatever, rather what they are selling you is a warranty. If your paint oxidizes, fades, or leather becomes hard or anything like that for the term of the warranty, you make a claim, and they will have someone come to fix it. Their method of...

Yeah there are a lot of products out there that won't stain the trim. I was in a bit of a rush when I typed that last post, but basically I think something like Klasse AIO would work, though it is a bit pricy. I am going to try testing some ColorX when I get home to see how it works on trim...

Still not what I would call economical for dealership purposes. I mean we need a wax that costs About the same, but will get several times as many applications out of it to give you an idea.

The dealership I work at right now has a seperate detailer come in to do the cars, and he waxes them and all that, however the wax they use stains the trim and the boss doesn't like that. Now we are trying to find an economical wax that won't stain the trim and is quick and easy to use for when...