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On silver, my vote goes to another coat of Wolfgang. And my jar of Souveran sits right next to it on the shelf. On black or some other dark color, a resounding vote for Souveran.

Not to sound silly, but you might want to look into Porsche. I have a 1983 944, daily driver. It's got almost 300,000 miles on it and I love it as much as the day it was new. As for service, the costs can be expensive, but in the past 10 years all I've had to do is oil, belts, and brake pads...

Mike, I'm a provider at WAMC (Fort Bragg). One piece of advice regarding MEB's: be patient. They never go as quickly as you'd like and the outcome can't always be predicted. But know this, even if the MEB makes a desicion you don't like, it's not always final. A duty related disability still...

Just make sure you get those love bugs off the paint ASAP as the "juice" will eat right through the paint in no time. My wife's parents live in Titusville (due east of Orlando) and the front of her Mom's car is littered with holes in the paint. It looks like someone was doing target practice...

I'm curious, exactly how does a wax enhance light colored vehicles? How is it formulated different from, say, Souveran. I must say that I like the look of WG over Souveran on silver, so I know there is a difference. But when it comes to one Pinnacle vs. another, I do wonder. This is based on my...

keeping in my that I never drive my car (fun one, that is) in the rain, I qd it EVERY time I drive it. As soon as I pull back into the garage, out comes the Pinnacle CM. No ifs, ands, or buts. And, I have NO swirls!!! Just make sure you use a good, clean MF and lots of product.

My experience is that your brain gets used to the spots/rainbows and that you eventually stop seeing them. It also seems to matter how sensitive your eyes/brain are to them. When I got my first polarized sunglasses, it seemed ALL car windshields were totally covered in rainbows, like gas on a...

I gotta say, how long you own a car is directly proportional to the quality of the car and how it is maintained. To illustrate, my daily driver is a 1983 Porsche 944. Bought it brand new off the showroom floor. It has almost 300,000 miles on it and all I've ever done to it is basically routine...

I have suede seats in my Cobra (mustang). I found an excellent product(s) for both cleaning and protecting. It is Leather Master Nubuck Leather Cleaner and Nubuck Leather Protector. Note that Nubuck is another name for suede. The cleaner works wonders and the protector makes the seats as...

Gotta say, it is very close between Pinnacle and 303. I do go back and forth. Pinnacle has a great fragrance and seems to just edge out 303 in terms of protection. Seems to attract dust a little less as well. Costwise, 303 goes farther. So, I've settled with Pinnacle on the more visable surfaces...

In my experience, WG is definitely the way to go. Layering really does deepen the gloss and adds richness to the finish. The color then dictates whether to top or not. For metallic silver - go for another coat of WG. For black, top with souveran. I have no experience with other colors. BTW, I...

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I'll be waiting for your review with baited breath. I too have a well (at my home) and was thinking about this system instead of using city water. My concern is how quickly the filter will clog up using well water.

KITT never looked so good (neither did David Hasselhoff [sp?])

What can I say? I just like giving rub downs. If only my wife . . .

IMO, it really depends on the color of the vegicle. I use WG DGPS on metsllic silver alone and find that it beats just about anything else I've tried (all AG lines and some OTC's). I even prefer it alone to a topping of Souveran! The trick is though, you need layers. It may sound OCD, but I...

I use WG on my metallic silver Cobra and white Expedition. I've tried lots of other products, including souveran, but IMO, nothing is better for light colors than WG. No topper - mirror finish. On my black Porsche, I use WG with a Souveran topper.

I have a 2003 Cobra that is a retired Ford expo show car. I rarely drive it but when I do, I only clean it with a QD. The car has actually only been wet once in its life (wash: top and bottom). As long as you use lots of product and a good, plushy MF (several actually), then I wouldn't worry...

Looks like Wicked1 has been taking English lessons from Scooter: "middlest"