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I have considered that but seems like to have it done well, the expense would be too much. I don't have another thousand or two to do that and do it well.

Mike Thanks so much for the detailed response. I think you got exactly why I am considering removing it. The multiple complications that it can cause cause over time are a driving factor. If it is going to be a garage queen as it has been, I would leave it for sure. This statement seemed to...

Wow.

Yes, the texture is from being sponged on. It is not smooth at all but that was intended.

Thanks, I do have Collinite 845 on-hand. Good place to start for sure.

Guys, I purchased this truck last week after waiting 6 weeks for the sellers newly ordered truck to come in. It is is '05 with 45k miles and in immaculate condition. It was garage kept by a gentleman that cares deeply about his vehicles and cares for them like none I have known. It can't...

If you want to grow at all or want credibility, it is a must. If you are just doing this on the side and by word of mouth only, maybe not but it would still be beneficial. The quote below is very true. The web is how people find you, learn about you and what they use to evaluate you before...

I like it too. I think it looks great. One suggestion, on the BMW in the header of the home page, the from and to is not really clear in that picture. It just looks like a hood with alot of swirls and it is not clear if this is before or after. The two pictures of the interior are very...

My truck is 16 years old and the only body issues I have are from the same. In both cases, they scraped the quarter panel as they were coming in or out and left. Such jerks.

Amazing. Thanks for honoring our country!!!

I recently used this for a roof rails, wiper arms and some black plastic molding on on our excursion. All of these were faded and peeling where the rest of the truck is in great shape. Preppy that for a full on paint and clear would have been much harder and much riskier. Black plasti-dip...

At risk of "questioning", I can't image doing all that work and skipping the wheels and tires. All that work and my eye would be drawn right to the dirty and dull tires. I would at least wash and shine them.

Awesome

I just did virtually the same on my two white vehicles. My steps were: 1. Wash 2. Iron X - i have white and everyone suggested that for white 3. Wash 4. Clay 5. Megs Ult Compound 6. Megs Ult Polish 7. Megs Ult Liq Wax 8. Collinite 845 I used the GG and basically the same pads. There were a...

What he said.

I have been pleased with Stoner's Invisible Glass. Easy on and off and streak free. I use regular microfiber towel.

Congrats!

I recently went through the same decisions and ended up with the Griots Garage version. Just keep in mind that the total cost will likely be $100 or more for the additional items that you will probably want / need such as. -Microfiber towels -Pads -compound, polish, wax -clay and clay...

Thanks for this. Used this as a guide today for my first application. Worked perfectly.

Passion for clean and shine and much of the difficulty in the past was not using good tools and products.