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I've seen more great sales from Autogeek in the 12 months I've been on this forum than I've seen from most retailers in years. I've also participated in sales that were one-upped the day after. It's a love-hate relationship but it's always a win/win scenario. Oh and let us not forget new BOGO...

...The car is 15 years old, even if it was clayed 6 months ago, I would still clay it before putting a machine to it. I think most people here will agree that you should definitely clay the car before you begin buffing the paint. I'd highly suggest it given the age, the fact that it's a DD and...

Not my pictures but... My real first car, a hand-me-down at 16, roof's paint was non-existent, neither was the A/C. I was lifeguarding that summer too, oh the joy. Then I got one of these from a neighbor for a steal about 6 months later lasted me 4.5 years until I got t-boned. Now I drive...

Looks like a Lexus IS to me, have to say I've never seen one with a badge-less grill, I like it though, looks a lot more aggressive. :xyxthumbs:

Both pictures look like a hologram caused by machine polishing to me. As for only seeing them once you wash the car, well that would make sense to me as you're removing a built up layer of dirt & grime, revealing the true nature of the defects. I've never had any smearing issues with Meg's Gold...

Solid work, LOVE those cars, I bet it's nice not having any exhaust to polish for a change!

UWW+ is hard to beat IMO as a waterless wash, much better than ONR. ONR however, is damn near impossible to beat as a rinseless wash, and I've yet to try ONRWW.

The tech is interesting without a doubt, but why does the author of the article repeatedly associate headlight power usage with fuel economy?

LeFlop... :nomore:

Audi's head of design referred to it as "jewelry" for the car in an article I read not too long ago. Audi's and BMW's looks great, even the ones on the '10+ Accords look good, most of them however, especially the cheap dingy aftermarket ones you see on Scion TC's and F150's, look like utter...

Wolf's Chemicals :xyxthumbs:

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Kinda hoping it's the pink one to tell you the truth

105 on a yellow pad (Lake Country?) seems like overkill for Acura paint to me. You could try WGTSR on a White and or WGFG on a black even. How severe are the remaining swirls & marring? It could have been instilled while buffing off your leftover polish. Sorry, no definitive answer, just...

Funx725 nailed it, Tuf Shine Tire Clearcoat is the way to go. TUF SHINE Tire Clearcoat, tuf shine tire dressing, permanent tire shine, permanent tire sealant It is absolutely imperative that you thoroughly clean the tires before applying this product. Hit them with an APC, user Ihaveacamaro...

I wouldn't be surprised in the least, do you know if Cee-Dog (Corey?) has done any extensive reviews on it like he has other CarPro products? I'm curious to see how it holds up to daily wear & tear, especially compared to the 303.

You know, I'm already crossing my fingers for that episode of Thrifty vs Fifty :D

I'm curious to see how effective 1:1 and even higher dilution ratios are, definitely gonna pick up a gallon of this now though. Thanks for the video!

...You did, remember? How often? I don't know, probably as often as there are hack detailers to legitimate ones and then some. I'm 5'11", first correction I ever did, I did the roof of an '06 Honda Pilot (with the ridges) using one of these: Wrap any area of the ladder that could touch the...

That's why we spend so much dang time cleaning tires, wheels and fender wells!