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x2. If you want to try something you can get OTC, Meg's white wax works pretty well, but you want to top it cause it doesn't last long by itself.

A name that someone at my last job gave me, cause I'm 6'6" tall.

Some times I just feel like the car is too dirty and I get nervous lol. Like right now I prob haven't washed it in about 3 weeks but its also been raining pretty much everyday for the last 2 weeks. I just got some Gloss coat so I may start doing them more often once I get it coated.

Yeah you do pay a little more, is it worth it? I dunno, but I don't really do that many rinseless washes anyway. I just like how his doesn't stain the wash media like onr does. I wanted to try the meguiars stuff but a gallon of that stuff would last me years, then I would never get to try...

Due to the rules I can't tell you the one I like, but it's by the guy that coined the "method" for rinseless washing that bears his name. All this positive reviews on the wolfgang stuff, I may have to try that one next time.

I got a quote today for a full polish/correction and cquarts finest on paint only for $1400. Thought that was kinda high but it is a big ole truck. Broken down as 600 for the polish and 800 for the coating. Dude does excellent work, and I'm sure it's worth it as I prob will never be able to get...

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm gonna try some different things out when I get a chance. I found a local guy and it looks like be does some good work and also offers a couple of different coatings, so I'll get it cleaned up the best I can then bring it over for a quote.

I tried Wolfgang finishing glaze by hand on the tailgate just to see if it would do anything and they didn't budge. That's why I was wondering if the carpro spottless would work. I'd rather go around the whole thing with a liquid vrs a compounding step and a polishing step. I do have some...

So I just bought my wife a new car today, a tuxedo black ford expedition, and it is covered in water spots. Not just a little bit either, I'm talking the entire thing. Didn't notice them too bad when we were looking at it but the car was really dirty, but once they brought it around after they...

Depends on how much dust your brakes put out. Example, dub wheel cleaner will not change color on my honda pilot, but as soon as I spray it on my focus st's wheels it turns purple. The focus has metallic brake pads that are high dusting and the pilots must have ceramics that put out almost zero...

In my car I use and love the Sonax stuff. Little to no shine and smells great. However, I don't like it in the wife's car (2016 Honda pilot) For some reason it streaks really bad and the towel is really grabby for some reason, so I've just been passing a damp MF over everything until I find...

Watch it again and mute the volume, that helps.

Edit: here's a picture of it

I got a cheap one ($40, maybe less than that) from amazon and it works fine. I couldn't see spending $100 bucks on one, as I don't really use it all that much.

The couple of towels I've gotten from them all had tags sewn in on them, and after pulling the tags off the towels kinda start to unravel and fall apart. I get tagless towels from TRC now.

I work in an oil refinery an been wearing steel toe boots everyday for the last 12 years, and the only ones I can wear are Wolverines. I tired pretty much every brand out there but keep coming back to the Wolverines. Every pair of redwings I've had I hated. I don't know the specific model of the...

Maybe it's because the DG and ONR leave something behind where as the D114 does not?

This was just a one time thing. They wanted me to continue the service where you bring it in every 6 months and they run it thru the machine again and reapply the sealant. I had no intentions on paying for that. I was just curious if anyone knew anything about the sealant they use. I'm not sure...

Same thing I was thinking when I youtubed it. I didn't notice any swirling on it, the car is the new blue sapphire metallic color.

I recently bough a 2016 Honda Pilot and it came with the first detail via auto butler, which is some kind of automatic buffer they run the car thru, then spray some type of sealant on it, then run it thru it again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-oGN0qw4TU Any one have any experience with...