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I am hoping to find my wife under the tree on Christmas morning. Despite being married for nearly 25yrs, the home fire still burns as strong as ever! Im the MAN

I never did undersand the need for an air freshener in a vehicle. Might be because I am a little anal and/or OC with my Jeeps, but even those over 10yrs old still smell just fine. The only time I will intentionally introduce an "air freshener" to any of my vehicles is when the AC system gets a...

While cleaning an engine I cover things like any open air filters, the top of the alternator and the ecm if it is located in the engine bay. While applying dressing, I usually cover the serpentine belt with aluminum foil. Is all that necessary? Not really sure but it puts my mind at ease, so...

:iagree: It just doesn't get much simpler than that!

I started the engine detail with meg's APC+ at a 4:1 dilution and sprayed down the really dirty areas while they were dry. After letting the APC soak in for about 5min, I started scrubbing with a collection of brushes. Next came a light rinse with a hose and then I soaked down the entire...

Thanks slickooz. I try to keep up with all my Jeeps but some times things can get away from me. The pic below is the wife's 01' Grand with almost 200k miles on the odometer. Try as I might to get her into something new, she just won't give up the keys.

I put some blackfire wet diamond sealant on the headlights. I've also heard that too about losing the UV protection if you sand or polish the headlights. But the way I figure it, considering they were over 7yrs old and had seen over 100k miles, there probably wasn't a whole lot of protection...

LC flat white polishing pads.

Just a few pic of a recent detailing I did on my 2004 Grand Cherokee. The vehicle is a daily driver that is driven hard and put away wet. The odometer shows nearly 120k miles and it was in need of some serious love. The headlights needed a little work and I shined them up by wet sanding...