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I was also thinking it looked like clearcoat issues. Maybe wet sand a test spot, but get some 1500 to bridge the 800 to 3000 gap

Our new paint. He is 3 years old. Our old horse was 22.

We have had a horse for the last 6 years either leasing or owning. My daughter rode equestrian for high school and when she graduated we bought her a 2 year old paint out of Vermont. I understand all to well about the dirty vehicle and the smell.

Nailed it. Greed will be downfall. Look at the wage gap in this country since the early 70's.

I still do rinseless weekly in the winter. I take the vehicles to the spray bay to get the heavy salt off and then to the garage for rinseless. It definitely gets dirtier quicker with all the salt on the roads

I can one up the Capri. I had the same color Pinto, the exploding version.

I second the Roll Off

I still use wax on my jeep. I like testing new products out on it and figured it would be a waste to coat or seal it.

I too live in Michigan, Go Blue. I do the spray bay to rinse the salt off as much as possible. Then put it in garage to warm up and do a rinse less wash with lots of microfibers. I am considering the Dewalt cordless pressure washer and just doing the rinse at the house where it is warmer

Lease one and own one. I think soon we will own both as our yearly mileage dropped off with daughter getting her own vehicle and wife working from home full time. If Ford can get the kinks worked out in a few years i want to buy a Bronco when I turn my Jeep in.

I am kind of same boat as you. This isn't my job but I do 30 to 40 a year. The way I treat our cars is ceramic wife and kids while mine just a sealant or wax. If you are going to fix defects yearly then why ceramic. I like to try different products on mine and I feel it would be a waste to coat...

Very nice. I am a Ford fan and I also love seeing people buy big 3 products. When one comes available i will be turning in my Jeep for a Bronco.

I wondered about the rotation. I will take it for a drive on my test hood tonight I was also going to be ordering a 6" backing plate

I finally was able to put enough money away this year to get the cordless beast. It arrived today and I cant wait to get home and get into it. I am a weekend guy, maybe 30 to 40 vehicles and a few boats a year. I have been using G15 and G9 mainly with a Milwaukee cordless rotary when necessary...

The SPTA is about the best route you could go to get some type of correction out of a cordless. I have there cordless mini and it does fine for one vehicle scenario.

I keep one in my 17 year old daughters vehicle because it is older. Plus it is portable power for phone or laptop if needed.

People have called me CT for over 30 years and the number i wore when i played ball was 18. I think there are people i have known for years that probably don't know my full name, only CT

I prefer the weather colder that way the dirt road the kid takes to the horse barn stays frozen. When the thaw starts her ride will look like it was in a mud bog with a salt topper, i hate it.

I go to the spray bays at least once a week and then garage for a rinseless.

That one was was Blackfire Ceramic Paint Coating. I did do a black vette in the Black Edition