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Aerosol for cars and spray in the house.

Awesome work. I love cars from the 1967-1973 era. I can't wait to finish my '67 Mustang.

I need to get mine cleaned and protected for winter. It snowed last night.

I just recently purchased one. My cousin came over and wanted to borrow a shirt. Of all the shirts I have, he chose that one. Although, I told him that was the only one he couldn't borrow after he found it.lol

Well, I was waxing with Natty's Blue (my first time) and I had the jar in one hand and the pad in the other. I had to reach for something and I didn't just want to put the pad down anywhere. I figured, man, it smells so good that tasting it is inevitable, so, I put the edge of the pad in my...

I've owned a couple of carnuba's in my lifetime that smell edible. But trust me, they don't taste anywhere near as good as they smell.

Applying something to the inside of your winshield has never been a good idea in my opinion and from my experiences. I tried RainX Anti-Fog a few years back and it was the worst thing I ever did. I have never though good of them since. The best way to control fog in a vehicle is to have clean...

Re: hey guys. I have an SSR here at my place that i have as long as i want. It has so Finishing PO85RD down at 1200 sounds like your problem to me. You need to slow it down to about 900 to finish. That will give you a better hologram free finish.

I use Duargloss #105. Cheap and lasts as long if not longer than the best of the sealants. Looks aweosme also.

Nice. I would love to have a shop that size and that clean to start off with.

Luckily, both of the tags I have on my vehicles are no more than two years old. Both of them have had regular applications of sealant on them since they were new and they still look brand new. One has a cover over it. I would definitely polish them if they needed it.

Beautiful.

It does. It is the only sealant I use. I have done tests with other sealants and it always outlasts them. It stays very slick and looks great. It makes washing really easy for a long time. Top it with Duragloss Aqua Wax and it will look jaw dropping on any color.

Just FYI, I found Aquapel at Harbor Freight.

If you keep them waxed or sealed, then you shouldn't need a wheel cleaner for regular washes. Soap and water should be more than enough.

Beautiful work. There is a MR2 Turbo same year (based on looks) as the one in this post. It is red and man would I love to get a hold of it for a day. They are nice cars and I wouldn't mind having one. Especially that red one.

I have never noticed any of the problems you guys are mentioning about RainX. I have always used it without any problems. My wipers push water away without any haze, streaks or chatter and I have deinitely never noticed any added glare. With that said, I have also used Aquapel. There are...

Try adding Baby 1.0 to the existing Wife 1.0 and see how that grabs ya. I write this based on my own experiences with the birth of our new child... First, you find out that you have to install Baby 1.0 using Wife 1.0. After inserting the Floppy, you have to wait 9 months for Wife 1.0 to...

Yes. Apply the finishing glaze and then follow with the wax. There will be no harm in doing this.

The #1 rule in every deatilng forum is that when you post about doing something to a car, you MUST post pictures.