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yea I was thinking maybe it was an allergy, but who knows. Actually, to tell you the truth, I didn't have too much of a problem with wax - it only started with rain-x (which contains denatured alcohol). But it's probably developed into more of an allergy by now, as it would seem. Thanks, guys...

yea, I just went out to get some errands done and man is it cold! Just keeps getting colder tonight. Of course, I'm not complaining, because I know what our northern neighbors get to deal with :D

thanks guys... so, justin, I see that you use rubber gloves... may I ask what kind of gloves? Medical gloves, the yellow kitchen rubber gloves? Latex versions of these maybe? Not sure what I should be using. Also, is there a risk of marring if my hand were to slip off the foam app or whatever...

hmm, maybe etching the floor might have helped? Maybe not. I've heard one should use a few coats of primer before putting epoxy coating down. Maybe that would have helped you out? :confused: my dad uses that cheap concrete paint in the garage... ugh. I don't need to tell you what the areas...

I agree, I love Max Wax :). I use it instead of Natty's Blue since NB seems to have a nasty habit of attracting a LOT of dust... I don't have that issue at all with MW.

yea, and if on the regular road, stay far, far behind large SUVs, trucks, semi's, etc. Big tires + high clearance can mean rocks can get kicked out from behind another vehicle and be airborne for a long time.

I guess if you're easily disgusted maybe this thread isn't for you, but I assume since its common enough we should be all right here :D Yea... it seems that anytime I handle any type of wax or sealant, for about two days after the detail, the skin on the underside of my hand will feel almost...

LOL. Back in the summer I'd always wash my cars when they were literally only "dirty" from the dust in the garage. But yea, I always found a little bit of dark dirt at the bottom of my rinse bucket! So I guess there was something on there :D

well, I can at least vouch for Aquawax on white paint. Did a cousin's 07 Super White Camry with the stuff after some majorly needed claying. Wasn't able to do a polish, but WOW. In all honesty I never noticed too much of a "wow" factor with Aquawax on my flint mica tC. I mean, its all right...

No offense Brian, but I'd put about as much faith in anything Consumer Crap has to say as my local... politician has to say. They're a publication with upper management who have beef against many companies (Cingular is an example that comes off the top of my head), and a unknowledgeable review...

yup, I'm sure that in short time clay will become your best friend... contaminants become painfully visible on white more quickly compared to darked colors :(

sorry to hear about that :( May I ask what your prep process was?

Yea, its a gorgeous car (not cute! lol), its just terrible there's no manual transmission... And, I am a Toyota fan, but honestly, they're idiots for making that new IS-F an auto. Do they EVER want anyone to take them seriously as capable of making a true sports car? I guess they like to make...

here here... like most "award" shows, just another opportunity for the networks to make money off advertising...

Personally, I wouldn't use a duster or QD or anything other than just "regular" dust that happens from sitting in a garage, for example. The problem with brake dust is that its comprised of metallic particles... if you're not careful its just asking for marring. Is it a really big problem for...

ding ding. See, if we just stuck diesels in the large vehicles people seem to love nowadays (I'm talking more of huge butt SUVs, not really trucks that people seem to actually utilize for their real purposes, like you seem to do, strokin!), I might not have such a problem with them. but...

yea sure, why wouldn't it be allowed? :confused: It's nothing illegal to link to a youtube video.

yup, small diesels can get GREAT mileage but what happens here? People STILL ask me "but don't diesels pollute and are all noisy and stuff..." :sigh: NO! They aren't! A VW Lupo, a about 13,000 pound (pounds sterling) car, I think its about a 1.4L diesel... anyway, it gets about 70 mpg! 70...

welcome man I also live near UCF :). I also attend the school as well.

May I suggest Howard Forums? HowardForums: Your Mobile Phone Community & Resource It's the best resource for anything mobile phone related. They have specific smartphone forums... or PDA phone forums :D I've been there for about three years now, pretty good group of people. But yea, its a...