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Duplicolor has a prep-all product. Don't remember the exact name but very similar to the Kleen strip. Pep boys sells it in an aerosol for about $6. Think I've also seen it at Auto Zone.

Wow! i would love to get my hands on a 6D :xyxthumbs: I got a Canon T4i a couple months ago with the 18-135mm STM lens. In general for most of the pictures posted, what's better? to go wide angle lens?

Used to be able to get them locally at the old Strauss Autos in Jersey. I liked the green degreaser the best, it was great. The car wash was pretty nice and the leather care kit was really good as well. The clay kits used to have the really good yellow clay that was eventually prevented by...

CarPro Glass Coating and the last one i bet is Opti Eraser!! :dblthumb2:

Some of my coatings which are catching up to my waxes :)

So you can layer either after it's full cure time? It was said that after curing, opti coat would not even bond to itself.

If not coating then - Chemical Guys Back to Black or Detailer's Trim Detail Both are aerosol spray cans and i've found these to work quite well for mesh grills such as this.

Looks like The link off of Optimum Forums Optimum Polymer Technologies | Facebook Oh, and yes, i'm ready to buy up these new products and coatings as well :xyxthumbs:Im the MAN

I really like the Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant and Wolfgang Deep Gloss Spritz Sealant Looking forward to Liquid Seal and Uber Wheel Cleaner

I'd say try some Ultima Tire & Trim Guard. It's supposed to lasts months. I just bought some and applied to my tires over the weekend. I also have Tuff Shine that i will use on another car.

Yes, B&S pads can be used Rotary, DA, Orbital. My favorite is their Green polishing pad - very versatile and works great with each machine. I would generally keep it to their - Cutting - Yellow Light cut / Polishing - Green Finishing - Blue or Black

That would be good when the weather gets good, where would this be?

^ Ha, you know i actually attended that session as well, so you there too Setec? Remember the Meg's Black SUV? that the fellow (don't remember his name) tested products on for us. I don't really remember too much other than helping clay Mark's Explorer .... i did buy a few items.. gallon of...

I still think they would have been better off maybe supplying through an auto parts store (PepBoys/Autozone/AdvanceAP...etc..) but in any case it looks like what you can get locally is pretty respectable now and can only get better.

I see then, understood. Not hurting over it but i'd still freak if i saw this line in any big box store.

Autozone prices were actually quite competitive. 205 was going for around $25 and 105 i think around $30. I don't remember if i saw the shurhold polisher as i heard some Autozones were carrying this too. I think i would try the Zymol stuff, The cleaner wax looks like it's still made by...

:iagree: Wow, these are pretty much my picks as well :xyxthumbs: Don't have the Permanon though. i'll replace that with CarPro Reload :dblthumb2:

Was at Walmart in Edison a couple nights ago and remembered this thread. Looks like they have stocked most of the new spring stuff - Surf City, Zymol, Megs (new Gold Class consumer stuff etc.) (didn't see any Pro Mirror Glaze/Detailer line) Oh yeah, they got Mothers VLR now :) I did see...

You can get some Anti-Vibration gloves. There's a Harbor Freight close by to me and picked up a pair. They do seem to help a bit with the vibrations for the Griots / PC especially if you've been buffing with it for hours on end.

Love using DP rinseless wash and gloss and Polishing pad rejuvenator. Look forward to trying the Tire Gel and Waterless Wash.