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I've always used a baby bottle warmer. Babies R Us Bottle Warmer - Babies R Us - Babies "R" Us

Loves me some 1980's Buicks. I'm looking forward to seeing how this turns out.

I don't have a garage and I've switched to rinseless for most of my washing and it's great; no water spots. Every now and then I like to get a full 2 bucket wash in, but I try to do those early in the morning before the sun stars blazing. I use Duragloss 931 for the rinseless wash.

He provided a lot of the soundtrack to my high school years. Can't believe he's gone! Just wow.... :(

Half a million kilometers! It looks awesome. Love that 90's teal paint. My beater 1996 Mazda pickup has a similar teal paint. It only has about 150K miles on it and doesn't look anywhere near as nice as your Toyota.

Looks sharp, great job! Nice condition for a daily. What make and model is the car? I don't recognize that as a model they sold here in the states.

Washed the Accord and put a coat of Collinite 476.

Looks great! Fantastic reflection shots. Man, I had a huge 2011 back Dodge Charger. It was black, and a giant pain in the rear to keep looking good, but when it was all polished out it was a great looking car. Black isn't a color - it's a job. Congrats on the hard work, it paid off.

I used to put down PB BH glaze then top with 845 on my black Charger, worked great. I usually ended up applying it by hand. It's super easy to apply and wipe off - much easier than most waxes. The glaze gives such a super deep and rich glow. Sometimes after a wash I'd put on a coat by hand. It...

My wife recently curbed the alloy wheel on my 13 Accord. I may try mrbtd's recommendation. If it screws up the wheel I was looking at replacing it anyway.

Collinite 476 or Klasse Sealant Glaze.

Bottle of QD, can of Stoners glass cleaner, a plastic glass cleaner wand, 1 or 2 clean MF towels. For a trip I'll bring tarminator, bug sponge, and some spray wax.

Cool idea, thanks Real Riders!

Nice car and nice work!

Cool, thanks runrun411. The Accord was pretty dirty, so I probably will use less next time when it isn't so mucked up. Thanks ecodetail. Man - 15-20mins! It took me a good hour last night. Well, I'm sure it'll be less next time. I like the idea of getting the MF totally wet with a rinseless...