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Thanks! It was quite a memorable experience.

Man! I'm so upset I missed this! I live 15 min. away and literally did nothing on Saturday. I could've been spending time learning from you and the other guys. I hate missing opportunities like this! Oh well. Maybe one day I won't miss the next opportunity.

:iagree: That's a wise man right there. I had a similar buy on Thurs. night. I couldn't pass up the deal over on Autopia, where it was the 1st Gen. LHR 21ES for $319 + free detailers bag + $50 mystery gift.

Update: So I was driving to work this morning and I saw an old Guards Red Porsche a few lanes over from me. Sure enough, it was the same one I restored! I was laid off around the same time as this project took place, and therefore had lost contact with my co-worker. Over the years, I had been...

I would go with CQuartz DLux. Coat it and you, or she, won't have to maintain it like you would with dressings. Long lasting and it can stand up to the sun's heat month after month, especially on the top of the Jeep's fenders and bumpers. I don't have the WG ext. trim sealant, but have heard...

Not sure. Haven't tried it yet. I got it free at an event a couple weeks back. They had some pretty cool cars there too.

Also from the SEMA sale. I think they sent it by mule, as I just got it last night.

While it did improve your trim piece there, I think it may be better suited for interior surfaces like the dash and door panels, etc. The textured plastic trim you were working with would likely see a marked improvement if you used a product like CQuartz DLux. Thank you for the nice review...

I personally love the Meguiars MF pads on my PC. The thinner pads help, as it is less mass to spin, plus the cutting power is great when paired with a compound. Their D300 is great, but I recently tried WG Uber Compound with it and was surprised how beautifully it polished the paint - and quickly!