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looks good, I am a big fan of those wheels!

^ I agree. get window tint and a front windshield sun visor. it's a lot more practical than putting a car cover on every time you park it for a prolonged period of time.

were there any witnesses? I hope there were in this case because, realistically, both cars are moving and its his word vs yours. then they'll probably find it to be 50/50 fault.

I agree, I wouldnt own an American car again unless it was a Ford and even then I probably wouldn't buy American. it only took them how long to catch up with the foreign market as far as hp/L goes... and the new American "muscle cars" have interiors that are mostly plastic it seems.

you'll be happy with the Z. it has a decent amount of power stock, tons of aftermarket (it's a little pricier than others though), and will handle a lot better than a corvette. As you probably know, the Z is more about going fast on the twisties while the vette is meant to go fast in a...

I would use m105 then m205 then whatever you want after

thank you for the input everyone! I have plenty of polishes and I'm aware of the importance of a properly prepared surface to lay a LSP down to obtain optimal results. I think I'll be adding Collinite to my order, due to the percentage of people recommending it. However, I'm still going back...

as far as sealants go I have WGDPS 3.0 and poorboys ex-sealant on hand.

I'm looking for a LSP for a white xterra (plain white, no metallic or pearl). I am looking for a product to give the paint some depth, which I know is hard to do on white. The waxes that I already have are souveran paste, MaxWax, natty's blue (liquid and paste) or is there a better option out...

I use wolfgang dgps on my white xterra. It gives it a really nice look and I find it to last much longer than some waxes (obviously because it's a sealant). It just makes your life a little easier because it lasts longer but takes roughly the same amount of time to apply. just my .02

I got the chance today to use my newly acquired UTTG and I have to say that the recommendation was spot on. A little goes a long way and it gives the plastic a nice rich look. Thank you again for the input everyone!

+1. I found it hard to use as well and not worth the results, I think poor boys pro polish is much easier to use and gives you the same/slightly better results.

yeah the truck is brand new, just passed 200 miles today. I just ordered a bottle of UTTG along with a bunch of other odds and ends. What kind of durability can I expect from UTTG? It's garage kept for a better part of the day.

thank you everyone for the really fast responses. I'll be sure to pick some up on my next order

I just picked up a new Nissan Xterra Pro-4x this past Tuesday, but i was wondering one thing while giving it its first polish and wax. What is the best way to keep the exterior plastic (bumpers and the front of the roof rack) looking new? None of my previous cars had anything of the sort, so...

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I'd say $125,500.50 US Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

^ what he said Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

im going to take a stab in the dark and guess DP MaxWax. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

do I sense a giveaway AG? haha seriously though, its a really cool idea. I wonder how it works.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk