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Some of you guys have surprised me with your prices. I thought most would be higher.

I always loved those cars. You don't see a lot of them. You did a great job on it :xyxthumbs:

I have both and it is MUCH better than the mirror bright. I'm not sure what everyone else experienced with it, but it was nearly worthless to me.

What size did you go with? I have an X too and will need tires in the next year. Can't decide if I want to go up to 285's or not.

You're selling the X for a cute ute?

Dang. No more exercising for me!

Truck looks amazing for it's age. Especially the interior. I'm glad to hear of your continued health since your heart attack! How old were you when it happened if you don't mind me asking?

Looks like an F-150 SVT Lightning.

Awesome work. Paint really shines. I bet that car felt much bigger than it is when you were doing it by hand:applause:

Congrats on the new car purchase. You are correct that it is far easier to maintain it from the get go. I use WETS on my Xterra that has a ridiculous amount of exterior plastic and I find every few months to be sufficient. You definitely don't need to reapply with every wash. That being said...

OP, I can never see any of your pics. Any idea why? Sucks because I have an Xterra too and you're the only one on here with an X that regularly posts pics.

I'm not sure what else you could do besides just pressure washing. You can get a foam cannon and let the soap "dwell" but a lot of people say it doesn't help much.

My favorite is definitely the Showtime instant detailer. I love how well it works and the smell!! I'd love to write a detailed review of either of their new products but would be especially interested in the trim restorer.

LSP stands for "last step product" meaning wax, sealant, coating.... The terminology can be a little confusing as some people use them interchangeably. Coatings are generally pricy and a little harder to apply but will last much longer than a wax or synthetic sealant. All depends on what route...

Happy Birthday Mike and a big thanks for all that you do for all of us here. I haven't been around long but I realized pretty quickly that you're like the Obi-Wan of the detailing world. A huge wealth of knowledge and a true class act that works tirelessly to educate, inform and share your...

This thread would make much more sense to me if that were true lol. I looked at them, saw the price and hit the back button. Maybe I'm just out of touch but that seems pretty high for a towel.

I'm gonna have to check them out. Thanks for the heads up. What would you guys say is the best value towels for quick detailers and spray waxes?

They (Audi/VW) are notoriously expensive to work on. I won't come out and call them unreliable for fear of people trying to prove me wrong but let's just say.... I have a tattoo of a check engine light in memory of that dark (VW) period of my life.

That's a great point about making the black pop. There is a LOT of it on my Xterra too. Those before and after pics of the light reflection may have just sold me on polishing my X. I knew I shouldn't have made this thread :buffing:

Ah, I assumed it was a truck lol. Either way, big difference. I suppose if I actually had a machine, I would be tempted to go to town on it.