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Hey! I'm in Edwardsville IL too! I drive the black Jeep xj around thats clean 90% of the time! Glad to see someone else is from around here!

Thanks guys, Ive tried several different products, nothing changed, I really do think the assemblies are just old. I'll have to rebuild it and replace the bushings. As for the blades, nah these are the RainX Expert Fit Beam. I never get good wipers because...well... Ok, long story short, I'm...

Anyone know why this would happen? It happens no matter what, heavy or light rain, oddly it happens more with heavy rain. The cars a 2000 jeep cherokee (xj) with 150k miles, theres no wax or anything on the winshield, wipers are a day old.- [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gab0Roo1bT4]Jeep xj...

Not stating that it is, but its possibly a "Choo CHoo Customs" Blazer. They did alot of custom stuff similar to this. it might not be though, could be personally done but the style are similar. Heres a starcraft edition s10 blazer with similar styling-...

Daven75 would like to enter Son1c Wax Giveaway #4

Yea, I have a foam pad that came with the wax, I didnt wanna use it for the test just cause I knew I wouldnt be doing the whole car that day. I'm saving it for monday when the whole car gets done. So instead of a microfiber pad for the wax I should use the foam that came with it?

Sorry, didnt realize I forgot those- Meg's ultimate polish Megs gold class liquid wax 2 microfiber pads because I wasnt sure on how the paint was since part of the jeep has been repainted I wanted to be safe. and of course a microfiber to wipe it all clean.

That might be a mazda

Ok guys, first time doing a polish and wax on my jeep. I'll say this it definitely helped alot. Its not your ordinary style test spot cause it was so damn hot out I did it without taping anything up to show the 50/50. Side test shot before- After- Alittle test of the wax after I did a small...

I could give the asking the owner thing a shot but he'll just look at me as "another college student" sadly. Thats how it is around here. There are trees EVERYWHERE sadly lol. Good news is my mother's gonna find a way to get me our 10ftx10ft pop up canopies for me to use! now I just have to...

Basically I dry it and they're like ur done. Its horrible

Sadly I've done the self serve car wash and got kickee out for "taking to long".... this was at 9pm on a tuesday lol.... as for a pop up tent thing I have one, at home, 4 hrs away lol. Ugh. And yea, I'm working on building up my arsenal of supplies. Lol its takes time for me

Nikon d40 18-55mm with circularize polarizer filter, 28mm.

Right now I don't have the money to spend really on some good stuff. I plan to before winter but i hear ya. It sucks. I'm just glad I have enough time to rewax it when needed

OK guys, I have a dilemma. I have no garage or any covered car port. I have large trees over my driveway that shade the whole driveway. Now I need to polish and wax my car. Would it be better to polish/wax it in the sun or keep it under the trees to keep it cool and shady? I know the wax will...

It was. For the polish just a simple applicator pad, nothing special?

Oh, and one last question. What kind of applicator would you recommend for applying the polish and wax?

lol, true; cool, works for me, and I dont mind sore arms, I'll probably do the whole truck in either a two day ordeal or a one day kill it all kinda thing lol. For the polish, any tips? Like techniques?

ok that works, thanks sooo much for all your help guys! Setec, would it be possible for later questions if I PM you?

Ok thats good to know guys, thanks. So do you guys think I should be good with going with the ultimate polish and then the gold class wax? I'm gonna assume the paste wax will be easier to hand apply than the liquid?