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Sorry to hear that you're disappointed. Guess driving somewhere to go driving is really a crap shoot. Unless it's a closed circuit, I don't think I'd take the chance of driving a few hours to drive a public-access road. Too many variables to go wrong. I do want to drive the Double Nickel...

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The brand that is easiest to detail is the brand with the least amount of trim, badging, nooks and crannies, and chrome.

Great idea. I'll get a list together and post it.

Dang, that looks like great stuff. Wish I didn't still have over a gallon of D156 left.

All the above suggestions are great. Just make sure you don't get any product in the headphone jack. Im the MAN

I have some products that I will not use. I know it's not good to just throw them in the trash (environmental blah blah). How do you dispose of such stuff? TIA

You don't have Waffle House? I have one to the east and one to the west of my house, a mile from each.

Smothered, covered, chunked, topped, and peppered :hungry:

This. Damn NASA contract. Never again.

Well, it's lasting at least 5 years. Must be great stuff.

"Anybody else get disappointed after you detail your regularly detailed car?? " YES, EVERYTIME!!! My car is black and although I try to be as careful as possible, and try to use the correct techniques, I always notice new/pre-existing swirls, scratches, and stone chips. I would get some...

Same thing is happening to me. What I don't understand is that I'm NOT subscribing to any threads. Does it subscribe automaticaly when you read or comment in a thread? Now I gotta unsubscibe to this one.

Question for those who've done this. Since it's so popular, does traffic get congested or does it flow like you want it to?

I use the Gary Dean method also. I usually use up to 12 towels for the wash and about 10 for drying. I use ONR wash and D156 while drying. Love me some rinseless washing, and waterless when appropriate.

I can't speak about sealants, as I've never used them. For waxes, I will strip the car down in the spring (wash, Nano sponge, AIO, wax), than any additional waxings will just go on top of what's already there. I try to keep my car clean at all times, so there is really no need to stip it but...

So what's the contest???

I use D156, as a drying aid, everytime I rw. If I were to use a spray wax as as spray wax, I'd try some others for comparison.

With my limited inventory, there isn't anything I have that cannot be replaced by something else that works just as well. There are so many variations of just about each kind of product that I don't think this will ever keep me up at night.

I just 845'd my car Sunday. Didn't stain any trim.