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Wow. That's amazing work ! What did he wash the car with ? 500 grit sand paper?!?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I waxed and sealed my wife's car and washed my truck. With summer like weather it was nice! After my rust proof in October I'm gonna clay bar, wax and seal my truck [emoji106]. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's what I'm afraid of... and my wife's SUV is black so very unforgiving. Her vehicle needs a polish really badly as the people that owned it before her must have used sandpaper to wash the darn thing!!! I wanna come in and save the day, however, don't want to cause more harm than good here...

Not sure where you are. But in Canada you can get a decent one at Canadian tire for around $150. I got mine $110 off. It's a electric 1800 PSI washer. I'll admit it isn't gonna be something that blows you away but does the job for most vehicles unless you're off-roading. If you in the U.S the...

I got my hands on a wurth polisher and I paid a good price! Free! The problem is I don't know jack about this thing and it seems heavy duty with variable speed and rpms go to about 8000 on if so...... this a pro grade? Because I ain't no pro LOL Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's hard to see it but it's faded nonetheless. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the replies! I should have specified it's the rocker panels and lower fender I suppose that are the affected area. I'll try and get a pic today. I will look into the griots 6" today! I'm just a huge fan of chemical guys and they could probably sell me a sprinkled turd of they said...

Title suppose to say dull [emoji35] So after a long winter I hand washed my truck and noticed that the paint behind the wheels front and back look as of they were sand blasted. This is not surprise to me considering the drive to work I have and the use of sand where salt is not allowed. Stupid...

Really eh?!? I'll give that a shot Sent from my iPhone using auto correct. Can't you tell!?

Hello folks ! I have a 2016 Ram 1500 in maximum steel metallic and have kept it in immaculate condition. Only ever used high end products on and in the truck. Yesterday after washing and drying my truck I was having a cold beer and noticed a spot on the hood. Looked like dirt got missed...

Stoner products like trim shine and window cleaner. Great stuff Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The grass along that curb should be trimmed. Just sayin Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No rain in the forecast for a few days and I prefer weekdays 1 hour after sunrise. Weekdays are good because I don't have to listen to neighbours tell me I'm gonna wash the paint off. If I had a nickel for every time I heard that Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Purel has abrasive sand feeling compounds in it I believe. Some rubbing probably scratched it. You could always paint it and add clear coat?? That could work. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

^^^ is that a joke or you being serious? Hard to tell Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Awesome posts and great read!!! Thanks so much. I'll look into the opti-coat. Similar to collinite? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I wouldn't doubt it. Thats probably why windshield cowlings look like crap after the car is a year old.Homemade would be better for summer but winter I wouldn't where to start. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Awesome stuff guys! Thanks for putting my mind at ease a little. The stuff I have right now is from Hyundai so who knows what it is. I'll get a bottle of glycol based and see what happens. Maybe it is sitting on top like mentioned above. I'll try hot water and soap :) Sent from my iPhone...

Hello folks I noticed last night during a light rain that the collinite 845 had been eaten by the washer fluid. I can see the parts where the washer fluid touched the wax and stripped it. Water was beading all around the affected areas. The problem is I'm winter we need washer fluid that...

Picking up dust and left over dirt is a possibility. However, I am guilty of drying with my waffle towel and simply wringing it and doing a few good snaps with it and hang it. I've inspected it and stays really clean and seems to me that it's fine with this process. Should I wash and dry it...