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I’ve tried both, thinking I would probably prefer the suede applicators but honestly I like the microfiber ones better and will reorder those. Product slides off the suedes too easily and for whatever reason they seem a little more difficult to hold on to. Surprisingly, the microfiber ones are...

I’ll say it is interesting how social media content creators (influencers, YouTuber’s, et al) have been able to monetize their “fame” by creating and selling products due to the success of others. Forum members here at least recognize this and can make their own choices on whether they want to...

Collinite now makes a spray wax topper for 845 that I just stumbled across. This might be old news, but I wasn’t aware of it. I’m sure it would help extend the durability of an already durable product. They also have some new ceramic products too…

True dat. And I wasn’t [emoji6]

^^^ Sounds like you’re describing Pan [emoji846]^^^

Fireball Nappa Coat is also very nice for an interior protectant. Leaves an OEM non-glossy finish (when it cures) and just gives all surfaces a nice clean & protected "feel." Safe on plastics, leather, metals, pretty much everything in the interior except glass, fabric and microsuede. I...

Another of the top Korean brands is Fireball (available at Carzilla in Canada). I’ve been really enjoying their ceramic spray sealant called “Pirouette.” Excellent gloss and slickness along with ease of use. Safe on all exterior surfaces and good durability. Highly recommend.

Agreed. It’s a terrible name and marketing theme for a detailing product business IMHO. I suppose if their iron remover smelled like Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups or Hershey’s Kisses instead of rotten eggs I might try a bottle from them.

^^^ Poorboy’s

Looks like “Going out of business” to me. Time will tell I guess…

Super cool [emoji1303]

Finished up a pretty hammered GT-R this morning…

It’s an MKZ. Agreed, they are nice cars [emoji846].

You guys don’t think that a pressure washer can damage paint? Think again. I don’t think that power rinsing your car first WILL cause marring, only that there is a rationale behind the idea of foaming it first. You can wash your car however you like, makes no difference to me. Bruh.

I’ll play devils advocate here and suggest that you should FOAM first, and then RINSE. Why? Because water is not a lubricant. If you power wash all the dirt and grit first you run a greater risk of marring the paint by blasting it with your pressure washer. Better to foam first, allowing the...

When you buy a Raptor R you probably don’t have a mortgage either [emoji6]

Single stage paint of that age (assuming it’s the original paint) could benefit from some “conditioning” to remove oxidation and to rehydrate the paint. Do a search on this forum for “Mike Phillips No. 7 rub down” and read through the various threads Mike started about how to use Meguiar’s Show...

Congratulations Don

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I opted for Gtechniq Halo as the coating for my matte vinyl wrapped Lincoln. It did add a bit of “richness” just as the Guz described but did not alter the matte sheen at all. It added slickness which we all tend to like. Very easy to install, the only real caveat is you will use a lot. Two...