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I would grab some Meguiars Hot Rims all wheel and tire cleaner locally and go from there. The stuff is so cheap and pretty good you will be able to assess the situation better. If you want to go for the gusto get Meguiars wheel brightener, Sonax wheel cleaner and Meguiars D143(which is the...

In the 90s the young lady I worked with bought a purple convertible 5 speed manual Metro. I taught her how to do reverse donuts in the snow. The next year at Halloween she showed up to work dressed as Cleopatra. She also forgot to put the gear selector in gear and it rolled down the small hill...

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I dug around and couldn't find anything on opened bottle shelf life. For me a bottle would sit for at least 2 years before the last drop was used.

What's the feel like or the drag on the rag? I am caught off guard by this. Where does it fall on the chart between CQUK3 feel and Gliss feel. Would it patch in trouble spots without a polishing step for a temp solution. More along the lines of the abused side panels in a cold climate...

Are you saying Cquartz Lite is just as good as CQuartz UK3? That can't be right

Is there a better bang for your buck than CQuartz UK3? Let me know, I will buy it.....maybe. We should have a 30ml coating wortha holler under $60.00 category...and I only buy when on sale...cuz why not.

Now I see it. I didn't notice the sand mortar lines were still OSB, I thought it was paint.

That is the best looking chip board, un-freaking believable. What tape did you use? So paint the wall first with mortar line color then roll the red color. You guys are crazy, but dam it looks good.

I'm on it. Thanks, You are a gentleman and a scholar.

Are you saying the block wall is OSB that you taped and painted to fashion block walls?

Sounds interesting. I read some quick reviews but I trust your opinion more. I would imagine we don't hear much about it since it isn't sold here. I feel the need to have another Menzerna 400 style compound but with a tick more bite for problem areas and it looks like TLC would fit the bill.

Tagged in. The deflated one with dirt in it?

No doubt Menzerna 400 or Meguiars 101. I also tried Meguiars Ultimate compound. Microfibers turned out to be the wrong thing for me on the Flex. I used them 1 other time when my brother got down with the Flex and I used my PC with the microfibers. They were heavy hitters and did outstanding...

I did try the Microfiber pads on my Flex but no bueno. They take quite a bit of muscle to guide along to avoid getting bouncy. I wasn't patient enough to deal with the needy fiber upkeep between passes, towels, air and fluffing. I use a towel and wipe the foam pad of old residue in between...

Thank you all. I did notice the BX (consumer style) is a helluva more slick than the maintenance coating. At this point, whats done is done and wish I could say money well spent. It has to be better than a sealant which for me holds some merit

I am not a fan of microfiberr pads. They probably work great on my PC but never bothered because Flex3401 rules. When I have stubborn spots I go for a TufBuf black wool and M100. I start slow speed to spread then crank to 6 I usually have good luck with a LC orange hybrid and Menzerna HC400...

Thanks Mike. I was hoping you and Budget would sound off. Your real world assessments led me to use it on my wheels. I will use the remainder on my sons 05 Acura TL, curious to see how it handles Wisco winters. I was going use UK3 but decided not to crack the bottle open.

I just used Artdeshine Graphene BX on my winter wheels and Yowza (bad pun) is the stuff slick. I used the Graphene maintenance coating over, jelled in syringe, Gloss Coat after a day on my daughters wheels. Was going to use it on my brothers Denali which has a terrible A.R.E. tonneau cover...

HUH?? What wash mitts do you use? I use the Griots Chenille wash pads. Depending on how dirty the car is I use up to 8. Rinse and wring them out then wash in machine. This method is a no brainer compared to a 2 bucket.