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Windshield polishing! I would really like to see a guide on the best products, but also pics of windshield scratches, spots, etc. that can and CAN NOT be polished out. I think alot of the time people think they can polish scratches, that can't be removed. Some examples of both would be great!

If it's that simple, than BOOM, I'll get some ordered later today! Thanks! Thanks for the pic btw, I had no idea what language they were speaking! LOL

This is what I'm gathering also.

I hate IL, but I know others have it worse weather wise. I just got a dodge caravan for work, and the slider doors keep freezing shut! Is there anything I can do to prevent this? I tried spraying teflon on the seals, that didn't help.

I just bought some Pinnacle, and wow does it go a long way! It hasn't been on much more than a couple weeks, so I can't comment on durability. This bottle will last me for a long time.

How do you prep the trim so it doesn't streak? I wipe mine down with megs apc, and then would apply after it dries.

I was going to try and get an order placed this weekend while AG had the free shipping. I had the unfortunate mistake of only having 303 this weekend, and then it rained. It looked like someone pissed down the side of my truck. Thanks for the suggestions everyone. Bobby, money is in the...

I was looking at ordering some cg dressing, but I'm so confused on which one. Their website doesn't make it any clearer at all. I am looking for a dressing for external black trim. Which one.....:bash: They have: G6 VRP Extended Life Matte Silk Black on Black

2005 Chevy Trailblazer with the inline 6. We had alot of issues with motor sensors going bad on a weekly basis. Finally got rid of it after a year, and have never looked back. Driving Fords now, no issues. :dblthumb2:

Don't even give Asphalt your time to worry about his opinion. Here is a great quote to live by... "Everyone you will ever meet, knows something you don't" - Bill Nye I guess this doesn't apply to Asphalt though. :poke: Wish I could help bro, but alas Mike is the man for this one.

Klasse twins topped with 845, that's my winter armor. :props:

Thank you very much for this awesome guide! I used 845 for the first time today, and I would have been frustrated had I not read this first. Awesome wax if you follow this guide. :xyxthumbs:

I have a dark gray 2012 F150, and noticed the cc hard, but not horrible. The candy red color is a special order color though, so I don't know if that would make a difference or not?

Peanuts are a pita, but I would prefer them any day. I used to do receiving for the company I worked for, and very rarely had any damaged goods from peanuts. Paper on the other hand compresses and moves too much.

I'm not saying anything about the product persay, because I have never tried it. That said, I can wax a car with 845 or J-97, and after 6 months or so, it will all be worn off regardless. So the real question is, who wants to pay $980 for their vehicle to "look" better? That being sad, if I...

I agree :props:

I used to use it alot on my weekend driver. Even though my truck was garaged most of the week, durability was short. It was a dark blue silverado, and it looked beautiful freshly waxed with it though.

In some way, we were all affected by this day. Salute to the those who have, or are serving.

I really like the first one with tag line. The second one keeps pulling my eyes to the thick blue line. The second one would be good if the line was thinner. Looks good though!

Springfield Armory Wife is looking for a new rifle. :xyxthumbs: