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I have used both but it's been so long... I haven't used any cleaner waxes in a while

Toyota Honda... most of my import fans rave over how awesome and reliable they are... I respond, when they want to stop lol Turtle wax armor all wal Mart detailing towels

I would have let dry and washed when I got a chance.

I have a great uncle who had a 96 97 somewhere in there Ford f150. It didn't get driven much, stays outside but only has less than 30k on the odo. Can't vouch for paint but mechanically should be as new ad you can get being that old. You really added some shine there.

I have never thought about waxing my plates... why make the government look good lmao!

No waxes or anything like that. Most paint is buffed at shop so polishing shouldn't be an issue unless it is an aio product. Washing I'd fine. I myself waited a little too wash to allow cure time. I waited 90 days to wax.

I use to be the same way about a single product line but I have really expanded. One thing megs is great don't get me wrong but sometimes you learn a different product works in different situations. As far as soaps you might need those... dressings... I buy a lot of wheel cleaners. Cg sells...

Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer My go to for my personal cars... it cleans, and protects at the same time with a nice sheen but no unsightly gloss. More of a new car look. The best thing is I use it on my plastic, clear nav screen, gauge cluster plastic, vinyl, etc. Complete interior...

200 bucks? Better have gold in it.

Just Florida? I know they're close but that is kind of crappy. Last time I mailed something they went by weight and it didn't matter where it went in the us.

Bought some at advance... I'm really wanting to see if it is truly a product that restores old trim. I'm going to test it an a piece on the back of my nitro that has faded severely over time. Only piece on the whole thing that did that. Always used a protectant. However after using I'm...

How much are the sample bottles?

It's extended... I can call tomorrow. I get to use a computer at work but not a phone... sheesh

I won't have an opportunity to call is the only thing.

Will they do that

I see auto geek is doing 15 percent off and free shipping over 150. Autopia is offering free shipping on 95. I don't think I need 150 worth so would you honor 95? Need answer by 8 please to jump on it

I'm curious as to opinions on what you're of pad you prefer and why. If you have experience with both please share differences/pros/cons. Specifically I'm using white polishing foam pad. Comparing to mf polishing pad. Hexlogic from cg and their mf pad. More cut? Better finish? Ease of use...

I use the clay itself. Sometimes it gets in door cracks, emblems, etc and I just make a little small edge on the clay and softly run it in or on or around and it picks up its pieces

Joke? You'd be better either using a dedicated cleaner followed by a sealant. If using a cleaner wax I'd use it alone.

I have been really wanting to try black wax and lava. I have a light blue dart I'm dying to see lava on and my uncle has an 86 crown Vic 5k miles that black would look good on. The reviews have always scared me. I'm not l looking for durability just looks