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You would be surprised. I work in shipping and have seen UPS guy drive the truck BACK OVER packages he left sitting behind his truck. Among many other stories. Sorry about your luck :( file a claim with UPS. Your package was automatically insured for up to $100. Autogeek always in my experience...

This is all bang on with what I've experienced with this product. Its my favorite Interior Protectant because of its ability to restore dried out dashes so well. It keeps looking rejuvenated for a longg time. I really like the scent personally, its kind of banana mixed with some sort of tropical...

Use any pad you want, it depends on paint condition, I would avoid anything softer than a black pad though as it has microabrasives that need to break down.

It actually has quite some cut to it, you will be in for a nice surprise if you ever decide to use it for light correction.

:dblthumb2: DP Interior protectant is my favorite out of many that I've tried but UIGP is not one that I've tried. I find durability to be pretty good with the DP but I have doubts that it will stand up to UIGP which seems to be much more like a "sealant" if you know what I mean.

If surface is smooth & clean, generally its just apply sealant, let haze & buff off. If surface is rough & dirty, it will need washed, clay barred, maybe a light polish and then apply sealant as usual.

Awesome :) Merry christmas all!

I agree with this 100%, a clean windshield and clean wipers are essential.

I haven't noticed clay bar removing my wax on my car, at least not the less aggressive types. I also don't see why you would want to strip the wax before clay barring unless you're doing a full correction (could be more contaminates under the wax layer).

I would love to try this out :) Merry Christmas to all!!

Megs 21 is pretty foolproof IMO, I like it. I've heard some users say that like Megs 20 which has a light paint cleaner in it, I'm not sure if its abrasive or not but it has me interested.

I think what hes saying is dirt and dust sticks to the wax layer and the wax comes with the dirt when the car is cleaned? I'm not sure if its true or not just how I interpreted his post.

Tanner Foust is most definitely a car guy, he just lacks eloquence in his words and has not the most entertaining personality to be the star of a tv show. Rutledge Wood seems genuinely enthused about cars, but he just doesn't know that much about them or how to explain the little intricacies of...

Do it only if you don't mind the couch!

I agree. Come on guys give the US Top Gear show a shot for a little bit. The UK Top gear was terrible in the first season as well. I really love cars and learning more about them and this is, as I see it, America's last chance at a decent car show. If this show flops in the first season, who...

Those look awesome! :) How much do you charge for one of your basic rods?

I would just keep doing what you're doing. If the cars parked inside and never even driven in the rain, you really don't need a sealant for more protection and then a wax. You'll get great looks with just a wax. I don't think you would gain anything by adding a sealant. Sweet ride BTW!

Oh.. Derp. Thats right. MY BAD GUYS! I thought it was 50$ for some reason. STILL, I would get the Sig Series II.

2 times a year for my car that is parked inside but driven daily year-round. OR AS NEEDED

Why did I have to spend so much already?? :( Autogeek needs a layaway program :D