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Never thought I would be the one to say this, but my car has been neglected for the past year and a half. It's been a crazy year to say the least - I started a new career and broke away from detailing (which means no detailing money for supplies), I moved cities, bought a house (and now have to...

DP Max Wax

ASR, SR, and Liquid Souveran Souveran Paste

Autogeek Surprise Package!!

LSP = Optimum Car Wax

Pick Me, I love DP!!

I've been very pleased with ours so far. Seems to have fantastic cleaning power.

Here's the most recent picture I have of it:

Read the first sentence of my review.

I appreciate all of the comments :) I applied it with a cotton applicator by hand. I let it dry for 30-45 minutes and removed it with a plush micofiber.

I've had these for quite some time, but after spending some time with them again, I thought I should review them. Product: Poorboys Polish with Carnauba Price: $21.95 for 32 oz. Manufacturer's Claim: "This is a non-abrasive polish containing 100% carnuba wax. It cleans and seals a...

Thought I would post these here also. Menzerna PO106FF with polishing pad at 1500 rpm (on horizontal panels) Poorboys PwC with polishing pad at speed 5 Poorboys EX Sealant x 2

Poorboy's Polish with Carnauba Poorboy's EX Sealant x 2

It doesn't require any registration for me, and I've never been on there before. Former exec in Irvine says he was fired over religion Discrimination suit alleges car wax manufacturer had expected him to be 'on fire for Jesus.' By Christopher Goffard, Times Staff Writer January 23, 2007 A...

Did you catch the link I posted above? Maybe the "former" part has something to do with all of this? ;)

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-christian23jan23,1,5065941.story?ctrack=1&cset=true

There really is a lawsuit, but I think there's a lot more behind the story than what the lawsuit "claims."

Don't expect a glaze to fill anything other than minor imperfections.

Waterspots can sometimes cause very severe etchings that take a lot of work and sacrifice a lot of paint to remove. Unless you're dealing with a show car, it's best to learn to live with an acceptable level of imperfections in order to preserve the much needed clearcoat. I feel that if the...