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I'm stumped by all the "pros" saying wax adds nothing to looks and is just used to protect the paint. I say that's BS. Waxes and sealants don't fix marred paint and swirls but they do add a level of gloss to any paint. IMO it's a joke to think that waxes or sealants protect your perfectly...

What did you review again? Sorry, I just got stuck looking at the pictures of your chopper......badass!

I agree that it's not necessarily faster using a machine, but I do find it can help spread some waxes really thin which is always a plus.

Am I the only one who has Mr. Cartoon's Sanctiond tire glaze? It's good enough for Snoop. Who's going to argue with that? Stop your snickering, it's actually a decent product that lasts after a rainstorm. I decided to try it due to all the great reviews on amazon. If you like Meg's endurance...

Great job especially for only six hours. :xyxthumbs: I think i would spend a least three hours ridiculing my friend. I hope you taught him a thing or two about taking care of his car. It always amazes me the amount of money people will spend on a vehicle and then neglect their investment.

There's a lot of good advise here but (I'm going out on a limb here) everyone one of us has learned the most or at least a lot by our mistakes. Study the basics of what your trying to do and then actually do it. There is no perfect way and you'll always find ways to refine your technique. Best...

I've never tried it and don't think I ever will. I understand some people have to rely on it due to water circumstances, but to me washing my car with water (especially now that I have my CR spotless) has and always will be part of the ritual. To me that's like having sex without a partner...

I don't really think grit guards do much either. They do create a barrier so the wash mitt can't fall to the bottom where all the suspended particles settle, but I never keep my wash mitt sitting in the dirty rinse. Also to truly rinse a mitt you need agitation and that agitation will disturb...

Do you mean you just finished hanging all the drywall or you finished plastering the seems and filling in all the screw holes?

+1. The CR spotless works great. The water even seemed clearer just beading on my car. I still use my metro vac to blow it down but now I take my time and it just makes everything easier.

Are you saying it just disappeared with the clear tape still over it or it came off when you peeled the tape off?

How about Triumphant Detail......Return to Glory. It plays on restoring the paint to perfection or it might sound like a new gladiator movie.

I'm the same as you. I found it needed topping off after a few weeks, which is what I would do with just about every other tire dressing I own. Tuf Shine looks great at first and you can tell it's still on the wheel, but after awhile it's just not "fresh" looking. I'm seriously thinking about...

Nice right up and the Bimmer looks great. I've always been a fan of BMW wheels! :dblthumb2: I've been waiting to try my CTR and now I might just have to go and do it. You might have just pushed the "I won't spend more than $20.00" on a wax crowd all the way up to $30.00 lol.

Enjoy Godzilla! That car's a beast and I'm jealous already. Plus you picked a great color, it looks fantastic. Unfortunately the cops think so too.

Here in lies your flaw. My mention of just don't drink it is not a whimsical snarky comment. By researching the chemical you would find that it's main source of toxicity comes via ingestion. People, especially children, were more prone to drinking it because it has a sweet taste, therefore there...

What exactly are you worried about in Amazing Roll Off? Ethylene Glycol? Don't drink it and you'll be fine, it's a great cleaner. I think that is a major point that must be considered. There are A LOT of hazardous substances (google EPA List of Lists if you don't believe me) and you'll go...

Sweet Car. Think you can send us over some of those great waxes that we can't easily seem to get our hands on? lol Welcome to the forum.

Oh Hell Yeah!

Waxing your car right after you washed it will work just fine. The only thing you have to worry about with sealants is giving them a proper cure time which you have and the only reason you have to wash is to ensure you don't induce and marring or swirls into your paint do to surface...