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This is my ride as it sits, albeit at a collision center not in the middle of the street (2016 Civic EX-T with 62k): This was an unfortunate incident in which I accidentally rear ended a Chevy Tahoe. :cry::doh: My insurance company declared the car to be a total loss. However, on the up...

I would take a look at Shampoo Plus. I think you will find it to be superior to NXT Car Wash. Meguiar?s D111 Shampoo Plus, 1 Gallon

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Thank you Yes, this was a solid 2 days worth of work for me. I think it was worth it in the end though.

Sometimes it’s silver! This is my stepdad’s 2017 Honda Ridgeline RTL in Lunar Silver. Just over 30k on the odometer. This is not his daily driver, but it does get used for hauling mulch or as a work truck when he does handyman jobs on the side. It has been taken care of by me since it was new...

HOW TO CLEAN MOLD AND MILDEW OFF A BLACK VEHICLE TRIM WITH A MAGIC ERASER AND UNIVERSAL CLEAN & PREP - YouTube

For the purposes of your intended application, might I suggest Optimum Car Wax. Very easy to use and offers durability as well. Optimum Car Wax is a spray wax made with real carnauba and synthetic paint sealants for protection & shine! high-grade carnauba wax and silicone...

Nowhere near as active as I used to be. I mostly loiter now. I miss the good old days before Autogeek changed hands. Just my opinion. I will say it’s been interesting to see how much Autogeek (and detailing in general) has changed over the years. The new technologies that have come to market...

Blackfire Iron Remover. Extremely mild smelling compared to similar products, and cheaper as well ($21.99 for 32 ounces vs. $29.99 for CarPro IronX). BLACKFIRE Iron Remover

Welcome! Whereabouts in Alabama? I live in Madison, near Huntsville.

Autogeek used to carry it Chemical Guys Glass Workz Glass Cleaner with Pomegranate Scent I would also venture that it has been discontinued. I recall buying it a number of years ago and kept getting nothing but streaking and residual product left on the windows, regardless of technique or...

All things considered, I’d say that came out quite well. Nicely done! :xyxthumbs:

Cool deal. My first car was a 1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera SL. I loved that car. https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/24229-95-olds-cutlass-ciera-detailed-meguiars-menzerna-wolfgang.html?highlight=

The key to durability for any wax or sealant is regular maintenance. At the minimum, you should be doing a wash with a booster product at least once a month. That being said, maybe take a look at the Collinite line. I got some surprising results out of Collinite 845 when I applied it at the end...

The key to durability for most any wax or sealant is maintenance, i.e. proper washing and a booster at least once a month at the minimum. Environment and where the car is parked on a daily basis also play a role. That being said, you might take a look at the Collinite line. I got surprising...

I wrote a thread about this topic a number of years ago Whose fault is it, really?

No members in North Alabama?

Just a quick update. I contacted Meguiar’s via email about this issue. They responded within a day and asked for a picture of the back of the bottle, and are sending out a replacement bottle of M27 free of charge. All’s well that ends well! :dblthumb2:

I prefer microfiber chenille mitts. I get mine from Pep Boys. They hold up really well and they’re not terribly expensive - like $7 or something like that. I have a few lambs wool wash mitts, including a Dodo Juice mitt, but I seldom use them.

I myself am not a fan of interior dressings. I don’t care for anything shinier than a natural factory look, and I hate the application process. That said, I typically use “interior detailer” type products. My go-to at present is Griot’s Garage Interior Detailer. Smells great, leaves a nice fresh...