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I picked up a gallon of this back in February at advance auto on clearance and wasn't expecting much but it surprised me. it is sort of like Meguiars #26 wax in a spray form, or at least that is how I compare it. lasts a couple weeks and the beading was excellent.

while I always try other waxes nothing is quite like Megs #26. easy on and off and gives a very warm look, the paint has a luxurious feel to it after applying, lasts about a month. great beading!

still a fan of blue on black and slow ride, smokin guitar

listening to the new Seether CD Isolate and medicate, got it on all my devices and and flash drives running in my Camaro and honking home stereo.

I know it is a cleaner wax but does anyone know how much of the previous product it removes? I mean no one knows really, and there is no way to measure that really!

I will say one thing for the Synthetic wax, the stuff beads water like crazy, big fat beads to! sitting in my black SS with orange stripes looked like gum drops sitting on my hood. decided to do some correction a couple days back and followed with Ultimate Polish, collinite 845 to seal it up a...

I have used both in the past as well as 476, 476 will get you through the longest winter, 6 months with ease but a little harder to work with and the wax film will stay around for a while also. it is super tough! will try the KSG on my non matte gloss vinyl strips in the future and use either...

was a big fan of his top 40 program, literally grew up listening to it every weekend. R.I.P. Casey!

used both products today, the syn wax is easy on easy off, not noticeable fillers, will wait and see how long it lasts. so far seems decent. the detail spray is your average detail spray from what I can tell. works as you would expect. they both have a slight cinnamon scent to them.

just bought the detailer and synthetic wax. will give them a whirl tomorrow if the weather is OK!

it is Pinnacles advanced wheel cleaning concentrate

I received this product after replying to a give away thread and it took me a couple months to get to use it. Previously I usually used an APC for cleaning tires and other products to clean rims and it has been a few years since I used a dedicated wheel cleaner. so I have no real comparison...

lasts roughly a week for me also, but after using Pinnacle concentrated wheel cleaner on the tires and rims and reapplying it looks really good. like the matte look, not overly shinny.

bought one of those newer altima's when they first came out in 2004, that V6 is one peppy motor. the torq steer in winter was heightening, did a 360 right in front of a McDonalds with a slight touch of the brake scared the bejezus out of me.

would love to try it

was able to tackle the spots last weekend with mixed results, some spots i reduced to almost nothing, one large one I was able to make disappear. some were so hard and bonded that I have come to the realization will not come out. will have to live with it. the paint it's self is in very good...

Seether......Blister

I have done wet sanding before with great results and even have some 2500 and 3000 paper. but will give every thing else one more shot just to make sure before going to the block. have multiple pads and a DA along with different grit "lotions" if need be. I had a scuff mark on my silver...

have read it three times and will again before doing it, thanks for the info, much appreciated!