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We just purchased a 5th wheel trailer and the dealer had a stock# id sticker on the front cap and I am having a tough time getting it completely removed. I first tried peeling it off and managed to remove all the surface of the sticker, but getting the what I suspect is a combination of the...

I use Griot's garage glass sealant and it has worked well for me. Easy to apply, but I cannot give an accurate longevity experience because I have not really documented my applications, but I suspect about 2-3 months.

Positive thoughts for you, Heather and the Dude.

Owning a dually where most car washes are not able to handle the wide hips, I would love to find one able to blast the under side. Certainly if travelling salted roads, but for general underside cleaning.

I typically do a spot water less or rinse less wash.

This is a fair comment and why when on the few times I have done it, I do in off hours.

Thank you sir. Yes a lot of work and definitely missing my Flex & GG6. LOL good buddy and thank you. What I failed to mention in the original post, is the two hour nap afterwards.

Throw my hat into the ring applauding Griot's Garages customer service and products. While I have not had to return a product, they have always been most helpful and quick with a reply.

Awesome job! Amazing transformation thanks for sharing.

Two months after purchasing my truck new in April 2015 and while I still lived in Phoenix, AZ with the benefit of a house and garage, I did a light polish using a Flex 3401 and then I applied Cquartz UK. Although the expected longevity was reported to be 2-years, it has well past that now 3.5...

Yes but there was a post a couple days ago with this offer and it said 24 hours which has passed. I did not see the recent one until after placing my order, oh well.

Oh darn, I just placed an order and checked the info on this promotion before ordering which indicated the offer was for 24 hours, making today past the 24 hour since the offer was first announced, as such I did not use the promo code. Just my bum luck I guess.

When I purchased my new truck in 2015, I used Cquartz and found it to be very easy to apply, even for a first timer applying coating and was very happy with the results. As a side note, the original info on Cquartz indicated a 2-year life expectancy and it has exceeded that, now 3.5 years later...

You should probably get a LC backing plate, as the velcro loops may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Throw my hat into the Griot's ring also. I have used many of their products over the years, then tried others, but keep coming back. Always excellent customer service.

If I am not mistaken with the Nanoskin mitt you can wash the vehicle while using the mitt as opposed to the sponge or pad which would require a wash after performing the process. If correct it would seem to me the mitt would be the easiest.

I suppose 845 could work, but according to Collonite info, 845 is better suited to summer UV protection and the OP was asking about winter protection, where 476 is the better choice.

I had the GG6 and used the hound of it, a very good machine. I then added the Flex to my arsenal, which was a great machine and became my go to. As I found the GG3 I also owned a tad under powered for some work, I ended up converting the GG6 to a 3. Having had both and since you already have...

I have used Griot's clay and it worked very well, but went to Nanoskin only for the ease and quickness.

You can definitely save some $ by not buying the kit buckets, opting for buckets sold locally. The only suggestions I would make for consideration is look at the thickness of the bucket, it is false economy to buy a cheap bucket where the plastic is so thin that it may crack sooner rather than...