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I haven't tried any DP products, but I'd love to try the paint coating! I've got a brand new Focus ST, and I've been trying to decide what coating to put on it. I would definitely do a review if I win :D

Hey everyone. I have a 32 oz bottle of Optimum Poli-Seal that I bought maybe a year or a year and a half ago. I'm getting ready to do some spring cleaning on the car and was going through my products today. I totally forgot I even had the Poli-Seal! Too many things haha. Anyways I'm just...

CarPro Dlux is like Cquartz, but for plastic and wheels. Like Cquartz, it's a semi-permanent nano coating. CarPro says it should last about a year. Dlux on AutoGeek Nick's Review Another popular option is Ultima Tire and Trim Guard Plus. It's what I and many others on the forum use.

This is awesome! Thanks to everyone at Metro. And of course I'll do a review if I win :D

I don't have a foam gun, but I did experience something yesterday that makes me believe in them. I used a touchless wash (it was still in the 20's here in Indiana...) and it started with two separate foam pre-soaks. With each one, I watched the foam completely carry away three different spots of...

Wow that was quite the transformation! That car was in pretty rough shape. I definitely need to learn how to do PDR. Also, what did you use on the wheel wells? I don't now if they're the same, but my Honda has this body-colored rubbery coating that's a pain to clean.

As everyone else said, the Griot's DA, Meguiar's G110, and Porter Cable 7424 are all good, affordable entry-level polishers. I learned on a Griot's and still love it. As for polishes, I started with the Wolfgang Twins, Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 and Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0. I think...

Just an idea here. Not sure if it'll help so maybe some others can chime in. I just saw Nick's Review of CarPro Hydro2. It's a sealant that you spray on after washing, while the car is still wet, and then rinse off. In the review, he just dries it with a Metro vacuum. Since you don't have to...

I guess box 4 Very creative contest. Thanks!

Last step product. Like a wax or sealant.

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Sorry I haven't been on in a while and didn't see all the replies and... discussion going on. This is a friend's car that I've really been using as a practice/learning car. Doing various things to the car has been a good learning experience. He also knows a ton of people so he can show off my...

Ah, I didn't think of that. What's the best way to remove that then? Thanks for all the replies so far!

Hey guys. I'm trying to get this stuff off a friend's Toyota Sienna. His wife drove through the stuff and doesn't remember what it was. It's been stuck for a month or so now and is all over the wheel wells and side of the car. I thought it was concrete at first, so I tried muriatic acid on it...

Welcome! This is definitely the best detailing resource. Where in Indiana do you live?

:iagree: I'd skip the glaze. Then coat with a sealant and/or wax and you're good to go!

Beautiful car! Congrats! My guess is Pinnacle Souveran

Wow I've been wanting to try all of these products! I almost ordered the bag and wheel cleaner on my order a couple of days ago. I don't have a lot of Griot's products, but I'd love to try more! Griot's Polisher Griot's Wash Pads Griot's Clay I've also tried the undercarriage spray, which I...