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I will go to the traditional wash in the summers. I like using a foam gun, lots of suds and lots of water, but when the high is 41 and it is dark outside before you get off work I think this is a great alternative for the garage. I hate driving a dirty car so it feeds my obsession.

It's been cold in central Texas. After the weekend freezing rain and Monday's freezing fog the car was looking pretty shabby. The beading on the sides leaves little dirt spots. It finally got above freezing today and I just bought ONR during the Black Friday sale after reading the threads...

Yes, they sell it under garage accessories.

That garage floor that I've been thinking about.

Been married to the love of my life for 33 years. I make the living and she makes life worth living.

She's put up with me and my strange ways for 33 years so I should find out how long the PBL lasts. She has said that she might be a widow, but not a divorcee though Im the MAN

Truck looks absolutely stunning. Great job.

A few pictures with the PBL before the Dlux [/IMG]

Murano after PBL Coating and Sealant

Murano after PBL Coating and Sealant

Murano after PBL Coating and Sealant

I'll try to get some tonight. I took a few in the garage last night and they are too dark to tell much. It does look good. Better than it looked when we got it 9 months ago. Hopefully I will have some photos to add shortly.

I took advantage of the long weekend to put the long term application on her 2013 Murano. The steps I took based on the good advice I got here were as follows: Foamed the car with CG Honeydew. Cleaned the wheels with Sonax and a Daytona brush Washed the car with a two (2) bucket system...

The cool thing about America is if you don't want something, you don't have to buy it. Well except for health insurance.

Thanks. I will look into the flooring. I have a 30' hose to vacuum and a 50' hose to dry. It does a good job on the crevices, but I always feel like I am chasing the droplets rather than pushing them off. It has 83% of the power of the master blaster so I have figured that the extra 17%...

Great looking setup. Two questions. One, where did you get your flooring? Two, do you think the master blaster works better than the vacumaid garage vac on blowing? I have it and like it to vacuum out the cars, but using it to dry the cars would be time consuming task if I used it for more...

Yes. You can dry the car by getting the water to sheet off of it. I looked for a video that I was sent when I started that was more complete.

You can get WW towels (sometimes sold as drying towels) at many auto parts stores and in my case even at the local grocery store chain. You don't ever have to use detailer spray, but if you like the slickness of it you can get it at the local auto parts store as well. or... You could click...

I start off by "flood drying" the car which removes the vast majority of water. Then I dry off the small amount of beads by using a large waffle weave towel that I use to pat down the rest of the vehicle. This takes 1 towel for my car and 1 large and 1 small for my wife's SUV. If it takes...

Welcome to the forums. I'm just north of you. Enjoy learning the hobby.