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I currently have and use Meguiars UQW, Optimum Car Wax, Chemical Guys Hybrid V7, and Chemical Guys Speed Wipe Spray Wax and Detailer. Out of these, I like Speed Wipe the best. I think it has the best gloss of the four products, and it has much better durability than V7, on par with Meguiars...

I like V7 too, but lately I like CG Speed Wipe even better. I think it has even better gloss.

Let's see. I'll include sealants as well. 1. Wolfgang Fuzion 2. Pinnacle Souveran 3. Pinnacle Signature Series II 4. Pinnacle Liquid Souveran 5. Pinnacle Liquid Souveran Spray 6. Mother's FX Synwax 7. Optimum Opti-Seal 8. Optimum Car Wax 9. Meguiars 16 10. Meguiars Deep Crystal Paste...

1970 - Dodge - Challenger

I used to used newspaper as well. I had read that newspaper worked because the ink acted as a polish. I always got streak-free glass. However, about 10 years ago, the local papers switched to soy-based ink (better for the environment I suppose). At that point, use of newspaper no longer...

My current can of Meguiars #16 was bought in 1986 and is still good. I also have a can of Meguiars Deep Crystal paste wax I bought in 1987. The receipt is still in the box. The wax is also still good.

Starting in 1977: 1972 Ford Pinto hatchback 1966 Dodge Coronet hardtop 1972 Plymouth Scamp 1974 Ford Pinto hatchback 1971 Ford Pinto coupe 1975 Dodge Dart Sport 1984 Plymouth Turismo 2.2 1987 Plymouth Sundance RS 1968 Imperial Crown sedan 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T convertible 1990 Ford F150...

2011 Buick Enclave, 17,000 Miles 2008 Cadillac SRX, 28,000 Miles 2006 Ford Mustang GT, 13,000 Miles 1993 Ford Mustang GT, 60,000 Miles 1969 Chrysler 300, 44,500 Miles

My favorites: Glossworkz Wash Glossworkz Glaze Blacklight Hybrid V7 Wet Mirror Finish I want to try: Lava Glassworkz Inner Clean Nonsense Pete's 53

My first car was a 1972 Ford Pinto. It was a Sprint package with a red/white/blue theme inside and outside. I bought it in 1977 with 52,000 miles for $375. I wish cars could be bought for that sort of money now.

One of my favorites from back in the 70s was Astroshield. It was a very early sealant. It used polyethylene and dimethisiloxane polymers. I've still not experienced anything that beads water as well.

Autogeek please pick me to win!!

For less than $50, I think Liquid Souveran is the best. Very deep shine and much more durable than either paste Souveran and Signatere Series II.

I dilute it 1:1 and use in a trigger sprayer. I think it works very well that way.

I'll be 50 in May. I've been into detailing since 1976.

Pick me! I like free stuff too!

Pick me! I like free stuff too!

Pick me! I like free stuff too!

1. 1972 Ford Pinto 2. Meguiars 3. at least 6 4. Learning about products and techniques 5. Making my car look good.

I want to win.