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You AUTOGEEK GUYS are all the same...........You talk about the weather, but dont do a damn thing about it.........Im the MAN

Where in Ga are you?.......Im in Roswell. At the risk of sounding like a noobie (which I am) Who is "Junkman" ? Oops......I see you live in Woodstock. Im right at the "silos" and 140.

I love WG3.0 for it's shine,protection and durability. Lately I have read so many great things about CG's Blacklight that I'm curious if anybody else has tried this combo? I know it's like using 2 sealants, but I bet it would look great and protect.........Anybody out there try this...

I use a waffle style MF towel to clean the windows first the I use a 50 dollar electric blower to DISPLACE the water on the wheels, tires, seams, lights and emblems. Them I finish up with the waffle style MF towel. A blower really doesnt dry your car, its blows the water from one area to...

Hobbiest.......I do it for relaxation and I just enjoy driving a clean car:xyxthumbs:

This Sunday 4/1 from 8am -11am the "Caffeine and Octane" monthly carshow will be taking place at Windward Pkwy and Deerfield Pkwy In Alpharetta. Its 3 red lights west off Hwy 400 and Windward Pkwy. Hundreds of beautiful cars and trucks...........Everything from Lambos to Model Ts and everything...

I dont think I have EVER seen paint on a car look so GOOD :props:

Ops......didnt realize the contest is over..........I should win something for that.

What am I going to miss most at Detailfest?.........All of it! Steve "NoBrakes"

Ultimate Quik Wax.......Thank you, Steve

I have noticed the lint too from MF towels on glass and windshields, so I now use cotton towels and the lint is gone. Maybe glass cleaners tear down MF material. I certainly wont give up MF towels for the paint, even if there is a little lint.

WOW............Makes me feel better to know that Im not the only one who has some years and mileage on these bones on mine...........Thanks for all the great replies and ideas. I have a rolling stool, but its just not the same as getting down on your knees to do wheels/tires and lower body...

I love to detail my 2 cars and bike as a hobby. Im 54 years old and have been washing/waxing/detailing for 40 years now. Over the last year or so I have started to get alot of aches/pains/stiffness in my ankles, knees and back. Im not about to take my car somewhere to keep it clean and I will...

Duster's are great if you use them correctly.........The dash duster is great to use before you use a dash cleaner/protectant. For the exterior I use it ONLY when there is light pollen/dust on the paint and the car is basically clean. You have to use it very lightly then use a good spray detailer.

Yes..........you can get them here in the states. They are certainly beautiful, but I have heard the ride and suspension is not that great.

I just found it interesting that I used a new, different product and the rain bead size is much smaller. I guess there are alot of factors like duration of rain, how hard it rains, the temperature, barametric pressure, etc.........

I usually have 1-2 coats of WG 3.0 sealant and a coat of Pinnacle spray wax on my car and the rain beads are usually very large drops. Yesterday I did a good wipe down with CG's p40 carnuba detailing spray and it rained last night and this morning. The car is now covered with very small rain...

I have cream/beige colored seatbelts and they are starting to look fairly dirty. Any suggestions on products/techniques/tips on cleaning them up?.......Thanks in advance.

Looks good.........If you want to brighten up your raised white letters try a soapy Brillo pad on them.:xyxthumbs:

I like the smell of it.........:xyxthumbs: