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Just a few layers. Just a few layers on the tires too. ;) Car looks great!

Looks like you have to spend $50 on All-On-One polishes and then you get the discount. I don’t really need any more All-In-One polish but if I were to purchase one, it might be 3D Speed, which is out of stock. Few other items I might be interested in are also out of stock.

Thanks Big Dave for doing the conversion for us on this side of the pond. :xyxthumbs: Since we have to make everything harder with our backwards measuring system.

I don’t think I’m sold on the tire dressing you’ve been using. :) What are you getting for new tires? Or are you swapping over to the summer shoes?

Geez! She looks hideous! :poke: :laughing:

I removed some bushes in a planting bed next to the sidewalk and driveway. I’m working on digging a trench to put in a Aquor Water Hydrant since the hose bib is in the center of the house behind a bush. I also put in a whole-home 4-stage water filter system and will run the hydrant after the...

What Coatings said. I cleaned a few steering wheels with towels and brushes and they seemed clean. Then I used a Scrub Ninja (or CarPro glove DFB showed) with P&S Express (1:1) and I was surprised how much extra dirt the Scrub Ninja pulled out of multiple steering wheels. Amazing.

I don’t think it is officially inherited until DFB works his magic. I agree that it should be an amazing turnaround on n old mower. :)

Was thinking the same. Welcome. I have an Acura TL about the same color. Love it until we get a light rain and wind that leaves dirt spots all over. No hiding from that. :)

Unfortunately there really isn’t anything you can do short of repainting or touching up those areas with paint and clear coat, which touching them up won’t hide them either. I tried minimizing mine and it didn’t do anything until I did a more aggressive polish on the trunk lid and started to go...

And I usually make the joke I can buff that out but those won’t buff out. If you try to reduce the look, you’ll go through the clear. I have the same thing on the used Acura TL I bought but the miles were so low, I wasn’t going to pass up the deal.

I have 4 of those, one for the house and one for each car. Love them. A 4ah battery lasts several months of periodic checking and topping off. And it can be set to a value and it stops automatically when that pressure is reached.

Looking forward to your neighbor’s reaction when you show her the current state of her late husband’s chainsaw. She couldn’t have given it a better home.

I have tried some of the thicker tire dressings such as Gyeon Tire and using an applicator is more time consuming than using a flag-tipped brush, which is what I use with DG253. Just spray on the brush, apply with a few revolutions, and then done. No need to wipe to remove excess or try to get...

I had a similar experience as well. I’ll try it in different sets of tires but it doesn’t last much/any longer than DG253 and is harder to apply so it won’t be taking over as my primary tire dressing.

This is like asking which is better, a Porsche or Ferrari, as they are both great. There will be more information/videos about UK 3.0 since it has been out several years longer. And just because MOHS is newer, doesn’t necessarily mean it’s better as UK 3.0 was the primary product/reason Gyeon...

Hoping for the best on his surgery, recovery, and long-term capability.

I nominate Coatings! :)

Just a good cleaning and not often enough that it’s a problem. I definitely don’t prep like a coating when I use it, just a good Reset or N-914 wash. Adam’s Advanced Graphene Spray isn’t exactly cheap so I only use it every 2-3 months. And usually use Glassparency Boost as a drying aid/topper...

I treat it like Frank’s Red Hot and put the sh*t on everything. Mower, mats, glass, plastic, paint, etc. :) I’d suggest every 2 months as a good application timeframe to ensure it doesn’t wear off. And I’m referring to Adam’s Advanced Graphene Spray, haven’t used the non-Advanced.