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Nothing big, those are how my wheels look after some rain lol... It gets my thorough once a year cleaning using: Simple Green (Diluted 1:10) or Sonax Agitated with both a Boar's Hair Brush and EZ Wheel Brush or Wheel Woolies Does a wonderful job getting them clean Then the Collinite 476 as a...

Meguiar's for correction/polish Duragloss for paint cleaning and finish

Yep it does come off... After backing it out into the driveway And as stated already...the mess on the wheels. Which is why I washed the wheels after :D

Paint is in solid condition, but you'd be hard pressed to find a new car with no Orange Peel....this car has more orange peel than a...........boat load of oranges? Thanks for the input, I'm using the AQ as a drying aid and as a detail spray. Thanks :D Bobby, Thanks for taking the time...

So I've got my 2014 Mustang GT all prepared and maybe finished....that's to be determined. I'm really looking for some advice on what I should top this beast off with...or even if needs to be topped off with anything at all. I've put away the Zaino product for this year and have decided to go...

Definitely more pads. For a vehicle that requires quite a bit of cutting, I use anywhere from 3-6 pads.

Curious about this as well, anyone go about layering it on?

Fellow Stanger here! Came from a 2010V6 to a recently purchased 2014GT TP Definitely considering this for my ride. You guys gotta kill that wheel gap! Did exhaust and coilovers within 48 hours of taking delivery. What warranty?

Thanks for the response; Looks like you've tried quite a bit of product out there. I've been using OptiSeal + ZCS for a few years now. And yes, I'll agree that OptiSeal is VERY easy to use. The shine is pretty good, but you're right, there is little to no slickness (which doesn't really bother...

Good to know... How would this compare to something like OptiSeal? I've been sealing my vehicles with Zaino Z-CS and then switched over to Optimum's Optiseal.. Can anyone chime in on this? I'm curious about the durability, ease of use, shine, etc.

Thats how I do it :) Leaf blower (the cheapest one you can find) a little bit of spray wax/detail spray and dry the little water remaining with a waffleweave

Thanks, any idea which one? 300 Lumens 900 Lumens 1000 Lumens 1300 Lumens 1800 Lumens There are quite a few of them that come up, heh

Thank you, what kind of batteries does it take? Doing some research here and from what Im seeing a lot of people like Fenix products for swirl finding. I see people use the following: Fenix TK41 Fenix TK11 Fenix TK35 and now Coast lights.. Now, for someone who was once looking only for the...

Apologies, but...these notes seem a bit confusing here... Is the light really worth it? I'm still on the hunt for a solid swirl finder light..

Sums it up!

Wow, looks like Wolfgang Deap Gloss Sealant takes the cake here... Need to try some of that.

Very informative, good work.

When I first started it was MF Waffleweave Towels only. Then went to Leaf Blower + 1 Towel for years Only recently did I start using a bit of detail spray as a drying aid. Does seem to help glide the towel against the paint + absorb. Duragloss Aquaxwax seems to be a reasonably priced spray and...

Same thing here, added to the cart and all...claybars are just less expensive come check-out time. Then I think about long term usage and how many uses people get out of the towel, I think I'll pick it up. The towel, thanks for your help!

Nanoskin Car Care Products, nanoskin autoscrub system I know, I know, but there are towels, scrubs, pads, you name it. I'm trying to find out what people are using in terms real experience. I probably should have included that in my post though.. So... The Foam Pad? The Towel? The SpeedyPrep...