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Really glad you asked this question. I have the same car and color PLUS a flat black XC60 less than a year old, and I am getting ready to do both.

Great job. Thanks for documenting and sharing. Learned a few tricks.

No lid?

Man! I just ordered a buffer on the previous sale. I really want to try some of these products. Do it again....soon. (Why do I feel like a hooked fish?)

You had me with the awesome cars pics... but I think I broke water with the food pic. Super stuff. Thanks.

:pc7424:So went crazy last night and ordered a new GG6 package. It won't be here until after the 4th... and it's raining all next week.

Another suggestion: Wash Clay Duragloss "Squeaky Clean" to remove old wax & sealants Diluted alcohol wipe Now you can start from scratch. "Follow the Coating Manufacturer's directions" is best advice.

I assume this is a question of time and longevity. I easily get 9 months with Duragloss 601/105. Currently, my last treatment of 601/105 topped with 601/111 (Clear Coat Sealant) is going to surpass that.

Making notes... don't forget to give your reasons for amazement.

So, would a boombox listening to the Radio date me generationally? :coolgleam:

Great job! Looks great. Here in NASCAR country, we use a product that works fantastically on spills and long-term stains. Nviroclean Spill Remediation Product

Maybe my age or just practical, but, as a college student, are you planning on "touching" your car every few weeks? Or are you looking for something that looks good over time that you can enhance when you have a chance?

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So you mean livery businesses that depend on solid transportation for their clients above taxi cabs. That would be limousine service. In larger cities, that means higher end vehicles, not necessarily stretch.

Some magnetic signage will release above certain speeds. Once the racing "bug" bites you, you may want to check out Duragloss Track Claw protective racing polish. At the regional driving schools around here, they just put the number on the window--rear quarter, back, and upper left of...

Nice work. Nice ride. Thanks for sharing.

I would make sure to also order the #601 Polish Bonding Agent. I'm getting ready to "go to the bone" on my wife's black Volvo and start from scratch. Here's what Brother Jerry at Durogloss recommended: Wash Use the claybar, then Squeaky Clean and alcohol wipe. This will pre-prep the surface...

http://www.autogeek.net/duragloss-marine-polish.html If you contact them directly, I am sure they can package it any way you need.

You probably should go ahead and use the "Duragloss Squeaky Clean." That's what it's made for. It's a complete cleaner prep made with the same properties to match up with your Enviroshield. Remember, a little goes a long way. You can get it separately from the DG website. (I had the same...

There's an aerosol product made just to remove the mold that builds in the A/C system, but I forget the name. My Lincoln developed this problem regularly during certain times of the year. I finally sprayed a can of heavy-duty Lysol into the vents just outside (in front of) the windshield with...