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i never let the dealership wash my car, but i noticed that even they will pop the fuel door and wipe it dry, so i can too. LULs

Eley hose reels. Very good quality. expensive but worth it imo

++1 I used this on 3 vehicles, double-triple coat on front seats, and it is fantastic at preventing jean transfer. Highly recommended if you have jean transfer on light colored leather/vinyl.:xyxthumbs:

I try to regular bucket wash every week or two weeks max if I didn't get to it - weather permitting. In the winter, it's much less due to the northeast cold, and I resort to ONR when I can no longer take it! I do believe regular washing the car is better than leaving dirt on it. It only...

Original post said rock chips. OPTI-GLASS is the only product I've ever seen advertised to provide some chip/scratch resistance. This is a major difference to rain repellent only type of products that improve visibility in wet conditions. Whether or not it will provide the 'protection'...

If you are a two bucket person and have not gotten bucket dolleys 5 Wheel Car Wash Dolly with attachment plate Diamond Plate Dolly Connector, wash bucket connector plate, 2 bucket system, I highly recommend them if your surface is level or mostly level.

If you are not experienced in detailing, take it to a professional. Preparation of the car is VERY important.

I've tried both. IME, Blackfire goes on easier and sheets significantly better than Collinite. BF has ability to hide itself - not a good thing (come back later and see spots I missed buffing off). In my book, Blackfire wins because it is a compelte product line and all should be compatible...

I agree with others - DON'T let them touch it again.

On a Continental and Michelin tires, I have tried both Optibond,UTTG, and TufShine. Optibond - consistency is like a lotion/cream - does not sling if properly applied (anything dressing excessively over-applied will cause some sling imo). UTTG - consistency like an oil - the visual effect to...

I have BF Crystal Seal on right now, have always wanted to try a Black label coating. Will write a detailed review with lots of pics.

What I like about BFCS is that I already got a base of BFWD on, and BFCS or BFPS is just going to add more, maintain, or replace what is diminished.

Any opinions on einszett anti frost for winter, besides it's high price?

thanks. DP Coating may be perfect for those areas which one doesn't want to or can't polish or work on anyways, such as the underbody cladding or bumper and heavily creviced areas.

I'm a die hard Blackfire fan. I do BFWD once or twice a year, and follow BFWD with crystal seal as needed and BFPS after most washes. What I want to know is if Detailer's Paint Coating will provide a better base lasting longer and providing better release of contaminents than BFWD or...

I wonder if Optimum opti-lens would be product for you. I have used plastx and tried various sealants on headlights after yellowing and it comes back in a few months. On one hand Opti-lens is not cheap, but on the other hand it may save you time from having to polish again.

The problem that I run into when drying is that I will invariably run into a spot (crevices are notorious) where I missed washing. So for me, it's important to use as many sections of the waffle weave folded and multiple towels and not re-use a side. I think metrovac is great for drying too...

My vote goes to BFCS after using it, Z-CS and Opti-seal. BFCS seemed slickest to me and Z-CS has highest cost.

I'm sorry to hear about your experience with Tufshine. I have used Tufshine on different tires and got acceptable results. I believe not only condition of tire, but brand (materials) can contribute to the success or failure.

My favorite is 901/902, but I have not tried the rest in the detail kit and would love to