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I didn't buy Blanton's when I had the chance over the summer. When I finally realized what it was I went back to grab a bottle and they were sold out and I haven't seen it in stock sice then. This is one of my new favorites, it is a finished bourbon but a bit cheaper than most I come across ...

This may not make you feel any better but I did the same thing within 2 months of owning my WRX with UC and a MF towel trying to clean up a scratch. I didn't quite know what I was doing and I tried out a section on the spoiler first. As it turns out the paint on my plastic spoiler was a lot...

Thanks for the review Guz, there isn't much out there on this soap yet. Personally I love Gyeon Bathe and I really only like it more than Reset for the scent. However, it is a little pricey without a 1 gal option so I was really excited to see Gyeon Bathe Essence. Unfortunately I am underwhelmed...

After a long backorder my Griots Buffer rack finally came in.

I have some in the mail as well and I am looking forward to it. If it works just as well as regular Bathe then I really can't see buying the regular version anymore as it wouldn't be as economical. However, that fact alone makes me a little skeptical that it work as well as claimed since the...

While I love Poorboys products, their enzyme cleaner didn't do it for me, I seem to have better luck with Nature's Miracle from the pet section. I was trying to clean cat piss off of running shoes. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I remember those days, in fact my first time correcting a car wasn't going so well and it was a 2 oz sample of Wolfgang finishing glaze that saved me. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

The styling is really nice and one of the reasons we bought one. Out of the options we had it was the best looking and best handling vehicle within our budget. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Richy, did you get to take paint measurements on this one. I remeber you mention the thin paint a while back and I own a CX5 and since I don't have a paint gauge I have focused on keeping it protected but not perfect as there are some water spots from when we bought it that I have never polished...

Replied, to follow. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I ordered a 5L during the last sell as well and it was at the same level. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I went to a Megs detailing class a few years ago and Mike Stoops talked about the role of the consumer and how it will factor into a companies marketing. He used an interesting anecdote about ultimate black/protectant and how the consumer associated squeeze bottles with exterior trim and sprays...

If you have the time you can apply the wax with your bare hands. It sounds goofy but the UK guys seem to like it. You will be able to see the wax easily. This is the only easy way I can see supernatural hybrid paste sealant on my white car. sent "with mind bullets! That's telekinesis, Kyle"

I bought one last week at Sam's, the price was 129.00. I can't comment on durability yet but so far it is a great unit for the 1700psi electric crowd. sent "with mind bullets! That's telekinesis, Kyle"

I have a 2011 Subaru, for me I have had great luck with a Tangerine Hydro-tech with v36 for defects and crimson with SF4500 for minor swirls. However this does not hold true for the bumpers and spoiler they were a bit harder. I think MF would be over kill unless it is really bad...just my .02

I concur, I have a 2011 and every day imperfections come out easily with SF4000 on a crimson HT pad. Deeper stuff took a tangerine pad and v36, but that was the exception. The only place this didn't hold true was on the plastic parts. They took a lot more work. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

I have 7 of them and I really like them. Sometimes you get lemon and one will leak but over all they work well. I have a similar one from usplastic also but it doesn't vent as well so you have to lift the bottle to get it going.

3" hydrotech pads