Search results

Congrats!

Simple enough! Thanks for the write up! PBMG products were heavily discounted recently(2 or 3 weeks ago) not this past weekend and was able to pick up WG CSC for some $20. I figured it’s a steal and I love spray coatings, why not try just ooooone more haha. I practice the same schedule of a...

As I’m sure you know, even if you don’t get around to the coating before winter, a couple coats of WDGPS with little maintenance over the winter will get you through to spring. It really is a time tested solid product Keep us up to date on what you do!

Appreciate the kind words, thank you! I only just picked the WGCSC and have yet to use it and you’re far more knowledgeable than I am in these products. Topping with itself(Ceramic Spray Coating) every few months, I would’ve never thought of that. What would your “reapplication” process look...

Great job! Beautiful deep red finish, I’m sure your dad is thinking it’s never looked this good before.

What an awesome set of cars and huge turnout!! Everybody should be proud of themselves and the work they did on some special and unique vehicles.

I wouldn’t do this, ceramics require a bare surface to truly bond to the paint. The WDGPS would interfere with that bond and cause it to fail. Best case if you wanted to use both would be to use the WGCSC as a base, give it a week or two to fully set up and bond and then apply the WDGPS. Doing...

Not sure if WeatherTech has a trunk liner for your Land Cruiser, but maybe throw a blanket or two in the trunk? This way you can keep that area clean and covered. Keep the spare one for those just in case moments you have to fold the seat down or drape it over a seat. Exterior- I personally...

:surrender::urtheman:

Yet to use the product myself as I have too many others to try/use up, but fully intend to get around to it. Maybe grab another spray bottle and dilute it 50/50 with distilled water and use as a drying aid or detailer?

Damn Paul! No need for my suggestions, this right here is perfect!!

A name is always extremely challenging for whatever reason, I think we tend to over analyze it and then make it too difficult to remember or “roll off the tongue.” If you go with the name your wife came up with, it could allow you to broaden your services. Pressure washing services maybe...

Totally worth it!! Really makes the wheel/tire/well area complete!

:whs:

Hey Bill, welcome to Autogeek! What part of Florida are you from? I’m in Davenport, 30 minutes SW of Orlando.

Might seem crazy, but try washing those areas again with the Si02 wash. Just playing on the idea of “like dissolves like.” Possibly wash and dry section by section? Or mix up as a waterless wash with distilled water and very small amount of product, spray on, rinse off and dry?

That BLUE!!

Very true, 303 is great for interiors and engine bay plastics. Durability isn’t so much an issue in those areas and leaves a very nice finish.

I usually get them from NY pizza.. not the kind I can eat with a fork and knife:p

I’ve used a handful of different manufactures’ waffle weave towels, some worked great others not so much. The Guzzlers(GWW) are on of the best I’ve used and will continue to use. They are a more substantial feeing towel where as others seemed very thin. I’m actually a pretty big fan of using...