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You should of bought a real hard copy, Mike even personally signed them!..Kindle isn't good for reference books.

Thats the perfect and ironic epithet for a Tombstone!

Well said, in fact, as with any "enthusiastic hobbyist" anyone outside that realm is often thought of as "NUTS", including, but not limited to AGO Members. And it doesn’t help when I tell friends about the: 2 or 3 bucket wash Special towels for washing, drying, glass. The endless layering Wet...

Welcome... enjoy the knowledge exchange and the interesting cast of characters

Welcome..I've heard that a "brazil wax" looks great! :xyxthumbs:

:iagree: as per my original prediction

Hummmm, I would of thought this Title/thread would have been in your "pet peeve" post.

Great test! Thanks for sharing. IMHO I've always "believed" that any differences are minimal at best, that goes for layering as well. So I would expect the durability and looks to be identical~ Now are far as deep and glossy versus wet and glossy, perhaps your next test can shed some light...

IMHO you could use either of the Products you listed and not be able to tell any difference. Just do a 50/50 and the hood and test my "theory". I sure wish I was able to tell the difference Deep and glossy versus warm and glossy...I feel like I am missing out :dunno:

thanks for the insight! you should work for Meguiars

I love the Meguiars line but it is fast becoming very complicated to decide on product purchases because of all the similar and cross-over products. Above was a perfect example with Ultimate QD and WAX versus Gold Class QD and Wax. There is even confusion on the Meguiars Forum! It can...

I really hope you do...Let me (us) know your results...I am most curious! thanks and good results to you!

I did a 50/50 on the hood of my 2010 Infiniti FX45 with both Collinate and Meguiars Ultimate Wax...application, removal and appearance was almost identical. In fact, I couldnt tell any difference. You should do a 50/50 or 25/25/25/25 and see if you can see ANY dfference, I would be curious...

I think this is about the closest you are going to get; I love this stuff! 1Z Einszett Cockpit Premium Interior Plastic Cleaner safely cleans all clear and colored automotive plastic interior fittings such as dash, trim, door panels, navigation/audio screens, steering wheel, and pedals. It...

Hydrogen Peroxide is great stuff for mold and its safer than the sodium hypochlorite found in most bathroom cleaners.

green tea brewed with filtered water, raw honey, and ground American ginsing....thousands years of proven results and only pennies a glass

Well said, I work in the industry and we NEVER, NEVER EVER send a car to a dealer for body work...NEVER EVER!

so you still think the decay of the "current state of the human race" as seen through the eyes of a police officer and a fireman is hilarious huh? Interesting Are blue argyle Christmas sweaters allowed in your "man club"? BTW, I got the new Regis Book..its a great read!

Unless I am missing something, I think his comment and observation is far from hilarious, I think its a sad commentary on the current state of affairs.

Talk to your insurance agent, find out who their preferred providers (body shops) are and take it there for an estimate. Your insurance company has done the research when they certify body shops and almost all will give you a lifetime guarantee.