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Wow, I wish when I washed my truck it came out like that. Lol

I was going to ask a question on IronX, this seems like a good place to ask it. Just to get started and protect my paint I wased and waxed my truck. I am in the process of getting some gear and before long I will start going over my truck. The question I have is, I know my paint it badly...

Nice truck. As for working at the higher altitudes, this is what I use for mine instead of a ladder. It's a good price too. Folding Aluminum Platform — 225-Lb. Capacity | Folding Platforms| Northern Tool + Equipment

Still a newbie here so take that for what it's worth, and I guess everyone needs to figure out what they want to use and why, but I am leaning towards using Opti-Seal. If you used it twice a year it would probably outlast your vehicle and it is a great price.

I am a newbie and currently have a HF unit. No complaints with it, but if I were to step it up I would go with the GG6. I don't have a ton of money to throw around so that one would work for me.

Curious, whatever happened to round 3?

I know that 2.0 isn't available now, but there is plenty of evidence of what it has been able to withstand and how it has lasted. I was thinking that Gloss-Coat had been out for a couple of years now. I guess it has been just over a year. I was reading the AGO store page on it and it says it is...

So I have been reading as much as I could find about the new Gloss-Coat. I haven't seen anything yet about longevity of the product. Has anybody tested it out for the last couple of years? From what I can find, 2.0 was essentially a permanent coating whereas the Gloss-Coat is spec'd to be a 2...

It souns to me that if you just use an electric water pump that runs constantly then you will need a pressure relief valve that will route the water back to the tank. That way, when you are using the hose the pressure (say 40 lbs) has a place to go and then when you stop the flow it just...

Great info. Every time I turn around I see Carpro has cool stuff.

What tools would you use to get inside of the grill to both clean and coat? My Nissan Frontier has this grill and I am not sure what process I need to take care of it. This pic is not my truck. I only used it as it was a nice pic to show it.

So good answers for the seatbelt that you pull out. How do you handle the short section that the seatbelt attaches to? The ones in the rear seat of my truck, in particular one, is pretty dirty. It may in fact be stained, but I don't know how I should go about trying to clean it. It's only about...

I wonder too.

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So is there etiquette about resurrecting old posts to get answers? In other words, if I find an old post that relates to a question I have is it ok to post on that thread or should a new one be started. Personally I see nothing wrong with using an old post to get answers.

Thanks Mike. I figured you had a lot going on.

Not sure why I wrote that. Probably just getting mixed up with what I was writing. The Ironx would be for the body and maybe the rims, but certainly not the tires.

I know when I have seen where he said he sent it, it was to a bunch of people so I don't know how many might be in the cue.

I own a Volkswagen Vento - White and have just started off with the detailing process, it is 2 years old. I am a noob am have just started going through threads and getting to learn to detail my car the right way. I have the below products available with me currently. 1. Pinnacle Paintwork...

I asked last week and haven't gotten it yet. That's ok though. I know he has been busy traveling around and taking care of business. I'll wait till he gets out the next batch of emails. Then if I don't get it I'll really let him have it. Lol :D