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Be careful of the supernatural because I have heard of sweating issues after using the wax. I'm not saying it's a bad wax because I have a big selection of DODO products but if it were me I would use the BFMS wax. I have done the fire over ice method on my Frontier and it's worth the time and...

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The color of that truck is called Night Armor, it's gray with blue and silver metal flake in the paint, the same color that's on my Frontier, you'll love it.

If you want an excellent general color DODO then try Rubbishboys juiced edition or Rainforest rub they are both excellent on any color. Also Austintacious kicks butt as well.

Gas and a 4wd to drive my vehicle around the island if you don't have that then what's the use?

A license plate frame is a great idea but in states like NC it would have to be a low profile for the back because of a new state law. It says that a back license plate frame can't cover the name of the state. Don't you just love bearucrats.:bash:

2011 Nissan Frontier. Night Armor in color.

AG will be carrying the line soon but until then try autopia they have the BF line.

Best of Show is a royal pain the the rear to remove so I use it on my mailbox instead of my vehicles so at least it's not going to waste.

My wife and one of our cats felt it but I only caught the windows rattling a little.

I enjoy cleaning our vehicles so I wax both my Frontier and my wife's Escape after every wash which is usually once a week, weather permitting.

Bobby you are aware this thread was meant to be light hearted right?

That's why I just look and don't say anything to him. I've wanted to because of the fact that the cars are bmws but I figured why bother.

It looks better than BF but BF offers great looks and durability so I guess it depends on what you want in your wax.

Bobby did I mention he used the windex on a black bmw?

Ummm let me think about that. :nomore:

I would never claim to be a pro but my wife and I do bust our buns to make our vehicles look at good as they can. She has been big help since I had my shoulder rebuilt a week and a half ago.

His rims are beautiful brake dust black.:dblthumb2:

Here I have spent hundereds of dollars on products and my next door neighbor has shown me that I didn't need to buy detailing supplies. You may remember last week he showed me that I could use my hood to put my mats on to clean them. Then yesterday he showed me that I didn't need to buy that...

Apply very thin coats. I have found that using a damp applicator helps spread the wax nice and thin. I usually will do 2 sections (half hood & fender) then wipe off.