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Not big enough, itll be running the whole time to try and keep up.

Agree to review. Unimog!

I would think any quick detailer would be just fine. Wont add any protection tbough.

Can 845 be topped with blackfire crystal seal? That would be an easy topper if you can use a spray sealant over a wax..

Wondering the same thing^^^

I have the same vac and got that kit as well. The kit is a bit pricey but worth it for the one tool and the hose is nicer too. That hose is less likely to scratch/mar the paint than the normal one.

Another awesome import that I wish was still made. Wish I could have owned one of these.

Wow! Seems like it had quite a bit to go as well... with speakers in the car as well lol

Thanks for the review. Love the car! Wish they still made a prelude/integra/rsx...

Are they oem? If so I believe they are usually clear coated in... dont take my word for it though.

Slight hijack sorry. Can I use bf crystal seal after applying d151? Or do I need to use a wax like coli 845? (I know this defeats the purpose of a 1 step) Thanks

They have those gorilla work platforms on sale at my local HD. Not as good as the 19.99 black friday price, but still a good deal for 29 bucks. They had tons in stock.

Amazing work on a crazy scary bike! When polishing/compounding did you treat the plastics the same as you would normal cars?

Its a damn jeep! Shouldn't be garaged because of weather!

I use 1:10 For interiors and such, and 1:4 for heavy duty cleaning.

Be a man. Grow a beard.

I do the same but I use one of those fertilizer pump sprayers and pre soak with that. Then I add the leftover to that jug for next time.

Where did you find this stuff? I checked here and cg's site. Whats the exact name? Thanks

Wow im gunna have to give this a try. To bad my pressure washer is winterized in the shed.... maybe ill hand pump in on with a pressure sprayer and hose it off and coin wash. Thanks

Looks great! May I ask your techniques for cleaning out the cup holders and all the sticky gunk in there? I supp. a steamer would help, but I dont own one. Thanks