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M105/205 are perfectly safe for your cars and will handle just about anything you can throw at them. They take a little getting used to but are among my favorites for sure. Menzerna polishes are great as well. I use PO83, PO106FA, and PO85RD all fairly regularly. If I had to pick between both...

Hell yeah, I'd buy it.

Wow, that looks killer IMO. They've upped the ante a bit for sure. Speaking of Hyundai, kid at work just got himself a Genesis Coupe. 2.0 I4, turbo, all sorts of goodies. It's very nice and decently quick. Going to surprise a lot of people when the aftermarket gets in gear.

I've always heard 30 days or when you can't smell it anymore, whichever applies. My side scoops made it about three weeks before I broke down. Haven't noticed anything wrong with them in the month since.

Yes, ARO will remove old dressing. No, it doesn't prohibit re-dressing the tires, or sealing the wheels for that matter. It is indeed some good stuff.

Something else you could try is Optimum Protectant Plus (aka Optimum Leather Care, just depends on the size of bottle you buy it in IIRC). Bought myself a bottle to try out recently and I like it quite a bit.

Never hurts to drive over and as to take a look around. Even if you're not all that knowledgeable about auto body, common sense goes a long, long way. You shouldn't walk in and see someone painting outside a booth for example. As far as asking around, you don't know of any local clubs/forums...

Another vote for the 3401. I absolutely love mine. $300 may be steep but it's saving me minutes per panel over my old PC without the learning curve of a rotary. Very much worth it.

Always up for trying new Menzerna products. :xyxthumbs:

Irish, pot of gold, leprechaun, it just makes sense. Pick me!

Top Gear and the Bucs during football season. Not much reason for me to own a TV really.

CR Spotless for sure.

Saleen Mustangs have always been far overpriced for the performance they offer. Nice job anyway. :xyxthumbs:

Headlight restoration, carbon-vinyl wrapping, and wheel painting are some of the things I've done for various clients. Spotlight on carbon-vinyl wrapping. Done right it looks great. All you really need is a exacto knife, squeegie, and a heatgun.

My former boss has the turbo 3 series BMW coupe. Unsure if it was AWD though. Is that the 328 you're talking about? If it is I'd highly recommend it. Comfortable as hell, still handles great, surpisingly good power. Did a couple roadtrips with him, both driving and riding shotgun, great car.

I wash wells, tires, wheels, body in that order. Clay, tape, correct, exterior trim, tips, lsp. Interior goes plastics, windows, seats, then carpets. Works for me anyway. :xyxthumbs:

..and send one to me. None of the Walmarts in Huntsville have it. Sigh.

I had to go see those for myself. Did Wax Daddy use the same brush on the carpet as he did on the wheels/wells?. And the "If you missed a spot, just rub it with your fingers like this." :nomore:

"I may have it done sometime next week." 'You're just washing it!?' "It's a big truck sir."

There's a local tunnel o' swirl that charges $25 for a "Premium wash, towel dry, and hand wax!" service. The cars go through the tunnel, come out on the other side where about 5-8 people swarm it with what looks like bar mops. Then they spray it down via those garden pesticide sprayers with...