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Car looks real good. It also looks like an exact copy of mine so I may be a little biased:cheers: .

Wow that really sucks. That almost sounds like a personal attack against you. You'd think that kind of valdalism wouldn't happen on campus but I guess not. I usually just have to worry about the idiots that don't care about their car and just throw the car door open hitting the cars next to them.

Yeah dude Cal Poly! Was that your car?

Thats a bitching car bro. I've been wanting an old 3 series like that. Or maybe even something like those 2002ti's from the early seventies. Someday maybe. Funny though I use to see a car very similar to yours, even down to the color, in the campus parking lot. Haven't seen it this year...

Wow, it seems like I'm the only football fan here. I actually watched it because, well I like football. Yeah the game wasn't extremely exciting, except for the opening kickoff being ran back for a TD, but I guess they can't all be. I think I kind of sucks because I have to wait like seven...

As far as the glass restorer it depends on how long you've had the spots. I've been using it to remove some water spots that have been there at least a month, some of them longer. Its done a pretty good job so far. I use it with a PC and an orange pad. The 4-in-1 is great. It sure beats...

Is this absolute? From what I've read this isn't always the case. I have read that Cleakote's Red Moose Glaze toped with Poorboy's EX-P is a good combo. Some brand have both a glaze and sealant that can work together.

BigFoot you hit the nail on the head. Thats exactly what I though as soon as I saw the pics. Hell the movie was on last night.

I used both Intensive Polish and Final PolishII over winter break last month I was very happy with the results. It does dust a little bit but it didn't bother me. FPII giave me a nice deep gloss. You can't go wrong with Menzerna. :)

I've been into watches for years. I have five right now but only spent some real coin on two of them. Being in college I don't have much money to spend on them. Specially when I need the money for wax :D . I got my eye on a Breitling right now, maybe soon after graduation. By the way nice...

You're probably right, its the only reasonable and logical thing for me to do. I'm just going to have to buy one of each, LOL. Thanks for the input everyone.

Yeah I've also been considering MaxWax, everyone really seems to like it. Soveran might be a little to rich for me right now but I would like to try it eventually. The truch is there are so many good choices and only one car :D.

I've been thinking of ordering some PB's Natty's blue for my black colored car. Now I have read about how some waxes help to repel dust. I have also read in a thread, a different forum, someone stating that Natty's blue attracts more dust than other waxes. My question is how much truth is...

You know I just noticed that too. I kind of dismised it though and assumed it was just in my head. I have this wax as you dry type of deal. I spray it on while the car is still wet and wipe it dry with a WW towel. I just used it for the first time last weekend and could swear the towel...

:iagree: A rinseless type of wash might be the way to go. I just recently ordered some DP 4-in-1. I think I'm going to use that most of the time for the weekly(ish) wash and the traditional hose and bucket method for when its really dirty. I might even get some gallons of DI water for it but...

That rental company need to pay you for renting their car.

HA, yeah I get the same thing. I believe what happens is a lot of water gets collected in the gap around the rear hatch and drains down behind the tail lights. If you open the hatch right after you finish rinsing the car you'll notice water running down the sides. Then when you drive away...

I just ordered some 4-in-1 last week, should get in the next few days. I was skeptical too but all the reviews made me say what the hell its worth a try. I always wash the car in the late afternoon when the sun is less intense and there is a little bit of shade on the driveway to reuduce the...

Yeah I have kind of a low car as well, the roof comes up to about my lower chest, and when ever I work the middle of the hood or roof my back does get tired. However I've never gotten back pain from it. But its definetly in the posture and not the PC.