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New technology + early adopter + unproven track record of quality. (Well???) anyway - the 650 is supposed to have good reviews. Personally, I've owned several Samsung products and I have not had much luck in their longevity, and I don't have any faith left in them anymore. I recently bought a...

Thanks for the replies, I will experiment with each recipe mentioned till I find the one I like.:xyxthumbs:

:iagree: Since I started using the elect. blower, then the q/d with m/f over a year ago, I haven't looked back. Use it like your washing, work your way from the top and aim down.

After one local retail discount auto place discontinued my favorite scented washer fluid, I can not find another brand that will not leave spots on my vehicle, much less deliver a nice fragrance after using it. I have read here some time ago about a product that mixes up to be a good washer...

I have found the DG combo to be extremely effective here in Fla. on my truck. I top the DG combo with Sovereign, then keep it up with an aquawax type of quick wax or detailer immediately after blow drying the vehicle to keep the spots off. I have found it is easier to wash the vehicle now...

haha, the jokes in here are killing me.. and to the op, nice job!

M80 on a cloth applicator pad will do the trick! seems like Megs the winner here..

I used to glaze a clean finish a while ago. To me it was pointless. The original glazes were meant to show off a wet look for shows. It only lasts a few days, and it was made primarily for the older enameled and lacquer finishes that had no clear coat over them. I believe in a good sealant...

You are correct - repainting only some parts of the vehicle would make it a 2 tone car.

as much as I drive, I had to give up on tire dressings, except if I attend a car/truck show. I find that keeping the rubber tires scrubbed and washed regularly is not a bad look either.. jmop!

that handle was nice, he said Meg's made them a while back and hardly sold them. that was then, this is now, I tried to buy it from him... he sure wasn't gonna give it up..:D

your best bet would be to check out "you tube's" videos they have on the subject. then try it out on some old junker parts first... Good Luck!

I'm looking to try my sample bottle also. The p21S rep. at the show said my 303 protectant was like water when compared to this stuff.. ??? He also said it had u/v protection in it..

It was a fine day! just a sprinkle here and there... Thank You, Autogeek for having us.

awesome job! how long did it take to turn that beast into a beauty?

could be an arguable case. if you sand down to the scratch, stop and polish, I'd say your in the same field of paint removal. for instance, start with 2000 paper - then 2500, then trizac 3000 to get the last of scratch removed. now it won't take much in the way of buffing to get the shine, now...

I thought the models last year were pretty entertaining!!!

If you stop either procedure when the scratch has disappeared, yes you took off the same amount. If you buff out a decent size scratch, it will take a lot longer to do it, and you have to be careful of not getting the paint too hot while buffing. you could wrinkle and ruin the paint. wet...

I just had to call in to place an order. 10 min. ago

I could not get the link to work to place an order "add to cart" for the pre-registration. I phoned in...