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Would this be something that you could apply in your garage in the winter to keep the paint's protection up?

I looked at that thread a while ago and the results were amazing! I'm also a realist though and just starting out with detailing in any great, er, detail. I'm afraid I'd make it a lot worse than it already is if I tried to wet sand. Just from what everybody has said, it sounds like I can have...

Hm, I've been washing on cold, mainly cause that's what we do our laundry on. If I remember, I bump it up to warm. I line dry my towels. I don't trust my dryer to not lint them up.

I'll ask my wife to take the pictures again. She's much better with the camera than I am. The scratch looks a lot better, but it's still noticeable. What I've done has soften the edges of the scratch.

I think some of us have been there, you clean the car and then notice. . .the scratch. I was giving my car an ONR bath this evening when I came across her first scratch. It was pretty nasty in my mind, on the front right fender. I have no idea where it came from. It was too deep for me to...

I was at a dealer to get my Mustang's oil changed (surprisingly cheaper than the oil change shops BTW), and they had a 2012 Boss 302. It came with the extra special DISO, free of charge. I felt so sorry for it, some spots were really bad.

Which color pads do you guys usually use with UC?

Great choice! I can't wait to see the before and after pics.

Hm, four kids of at least scribbling age? That's a tough one. I'm gonna say 22.

I just did my first rinse-less wash tonight and I have to say, it was a lot easier than I expected it to be! I used ONR, 1 oz. in 2 gallons of water, as suggested on the bottle. My rinse water had a grit guard in it. I did my 2010 Mustang which wasn't super dirty, but hadn't been washed in...

Grats Mike!

Imagine you got the STI. Now imagine it's summer and you're driving somewhere and you see several Mustangs, Cameros, and Challengers on the road. How do you feel about this? Now imagine you bought the Mustang. It's winter (not bad, but average), and you see several AWD cars having very...

The 1965 Shelby. I like it because it just screams "iconic Mustang" to me. I'm a Mustang fan (though not a fanatic like some).

SwirlX! I haven't applied this by machine yet, but it's a bit less aggressive than UC, so it still might not work. Getting them both couldn't hurt as I had a bird stain that didn't come out with SwirlX, but did with the UC.

Hm, if you have the means, get them both and keep the Mustang as a garage queen. If you don't have the means, get the STI and save up for a 2015 Mustang.

I usually hit up the touch-less car wash to get most of the nasty off. I just purchased some ONR though and am looking forward to giving it a try! I just want it to get a *little* warmer before I head out.

Soon! I'm waiting for two things before I place my first order. 1. Nicer weather! Holy cow, Chicago winter has arrived! 2. A nice sale. I've got the free shipping code, but who doesn't like a sale? When it warms up a bit, I'm going to use ONR on my cars for the first time!