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^Is that basically a Tundra, just with a different name?

For what it's worth...these are some beading shots of Fuzion a week after application and the wash...and the car was dirty... That one coat easily lasted me more than 3 months and was still beading nicely. The only reason I re-waxed was because I wanted that super slick feeling...

Depends on the weather you're experiencing. Down here in FL where we don't have snow and ice, we could easily see 4-5 months (I saw this myself at one point). Up north where you have snow, ice and salt...it would be less. If I had to guess...I would say maybe 2 months and then it starts to...

Guess we just have to be patient. :props:

Yeah you did post that you would tell us after you guys arrived, but my question was if you could tell us now if the right answer has already been posted...guess I wasn't clear... :dunno:

Can you let us know if the right answer has already been posted?

Very nice shots!

I would take a touchless wash over salt and dirt any day of the week my friend!

1970 - Dodge - Coronet

Yeah...you guys do have crappy winters up there in IL. Touch-free will help to get the salt off...but the chemicals they use will deteriorate the wax quicker, so you may have to end up re-applying at some point to be on the safe side.

Great choice in a wax! You should see a good 3-4 months of durability from it since it has some polymers in it; unless of course your winters completely suck lol. Winters down here in FL are pretty easy on waxes. :)

I believe it's also true with one of the Zaino products, though I can't say for sure as I've never used any Zaino products besides their clay. For the majority of the products out there, they aren't really "layer-able" lol.

Ahh...WGDGPS...such a good sealant! I haven't used it in a while, but I remember it looking fantastic and lasting a good while. I would definitely let it cure for at least 12 hours before topping it with anything. I also wouldn't go past 2 coats of anything. The first coat will bond to the...

Check out the detail I just completed this weekend. I have a 2013 Altima, before that I had an 09 370. My wife has an '11 Rogue and my in laws and sister-in-law all have Nissans that I've worked on...

How does this sealant compare to something like Rain-X?

Anyone know how this compares to the mix that 1Z sells?

Most sealants (at least that I've worked with) have required a 12 hour cure period before adding a second coat. I wouldn't wash the car again thought; at most, I would mist a MF towel with some QD and give the panels with dust a quick wipfe. My car is garage kept, so I've never worried about it...

You know...I'm not surprised it took that much work to get the paint looking good because I watched the detail guys clean my car with a long handle brush. Should I have let them wash my car; probably not, but you pay that dealer prep and delivery fee...I may as well get a wash out of it. And...

I picked up the Fuzion when it was on sale for $100 and a free refill. I actually used Fuzion on it for the first wax and it looked great. Lately I've been leaning towards my carnauba collection versus the sealant/synthetic side. I would be careful with applying so many layers. Sealants need...

Thanks man! I could have been a bit more aggressive and chased after every little defect, but this is a daily driver and I need to leave some clear coat for future polishes lol. I'm pretty sure we have the same color...it's such an awesome color in the daylight. Too bad I couldn't top it with...