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Yea that’s what I was thinking, especially since hers can be in garage, it’ll be easier to tackle, plus both same color vehicles so I can test one of the sealants on hers and a different combo on mine.

I will check that out! I plan to do the exact same things to my girlfriends 17 edge so both our cars are protected till I can do some DA work. She can at least park her car in garage while mine is stuck outside do to size

My next question was going be what clay should I go with? Since it’s a new truck I didn’t know what grade to go with. I do want to use the sealant or a different sealant for the rims and head/tail lights.

I’ll make sure I use more then enough lube because I am not trying to hurt the paint since I don’t have a DA to correct yet. Should I get a actual clay lube or use foam gun with soap? I plan to also take off my FX4 sticker on my bed. Seen some videos people say to just heat it up and just peel...

What are your guys thoughts on me doing this: Wash truck, clay bar, then sealant. Or will the clay bar be a bad idea since I don’t have a DA to do any correction.

Ok then I’ll do thorough wash then do sealant on top and then every week use spray wax as drying aid. How often should I apply sealant? Never done this before? Should I watch out for plastic pieces?

Awesome thanks man! Now to decide to order or get something OTC to do right away. Should I put a spray wax on top of it as well?

Any specific sealant you guys recommend? I am looking at getting a DA in future, just need to do more research on which one will be best for me.

So I just bought a 2018 Ford F-150 Supercrew in metallic gray. I want to make sure I keep this truck looking good. For now it sits outside since it’s to long for my garage, might put another bay on in future. I currently own various wheel brushes, 2 bucket system, soaps and what have you. Not...

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I live in the franklinville area, able to drive to wherever though, just didn’t want to take a trip up to north jersey lol

Hey guys, wondering if anyone could recommend a detailed in the south jersey area that has the proper equipment to get a mold like smell out of a car.

So I have a silver bowl that was tarnished badly. I got a great amount off but it still needs some slight cleaning. After that is all done I'd like to protect it. Before I get the questions on "who cares about a bowl?" question, this is my grandmothers bowl that was giving to her for a hall of...

Well looks like I don't need to worry, the lovely girlfriend bought me a rigid 14 gallon wet/dry today for my birthday. I don't mind the size because I'm use to my big craftsman so this doesn't bother me at all. Can't wait to clean my trucks interior now!

So my old 35 year old craftsman wet/dry 16 gallon vac finally died, actually it was my mothers because the vac is older then me lol. Which now means it is time to get a new one! The 16 gallon size I had was great, but probably not really needed, but who knows. The vac would be used for the...

Yea I'm dumb, has a softener and all that jazz. Wasn't sure if anything else needed because I know you use salt but salt and metal is a no go, so not sure if anything else is better to use for that?

So I am buying my first house (if inspection goes well) and the house is provided with water via well. Usually I hear well is high in Iron and all not sure how true. But since I plan to be able to wash my truck in spring, is there anything special I have to do since it's well?

I will have to give those ideas a try! Body shop said to paint over it, um no.

Truck had some body work done, and the shop got some paint over spray on my wheel liners (plastic) how can I remove this so I know it's done properly?

What you use for the touch up paint parts? Cars look great!