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Steps I use 1) If you can afford it get yourself some wheels and tires specifically for winter this will help you with traction ecspecially for a 2wd vehicle and will also protect you beautiful wheels. 2) keep you underside clean by going to a coinwash and spraying down your car. Don't use...

count me in i have a GG6 and would love to try out microfiber pads

I have the GG6 and I love it it's a great beginner machine.

great review gonna add one to my cart now.:xyxthumbs:

great turnaround on that vette

Being in Indiana I never felt like waterless wash would be a good option but maybe it will be for summer months. I will at least get to use it for QD. when you guys use ONR do you use a grit gaurd in each bucket or no only one in the rinse? Also I have a showcar I keep it under a california car...

I would get 3-4 waffle weaves I lean twoards more since my truck wich is an extended cab shortbed I can dry about 3/4 of the way with 2 25x36 waffle weave towels before needing to grab another and thats just the body and glass not the wheels. For a waterless wash I like ONR It's really nice to...

Every time I wash my truck The plastic bumper step will spot like its dry what would be a good solution

Can't wait

I like last touch(D155) for drying since its cheap and works. I use it with the speedshine towels from Griots

Get megs lineup its a great product and very versatile from clening tires and engine bays to cleaning interiors. I bought a gallon of megs 101 about 5 months ago and still have over 3/4.

reflection looks really nice

I've got a question, wouldn't the dirt that gets rubbed on the washboard end back up in your water floating instead of going down under your grit guard. Thank you to anybody who knows.

Go with Meguiars

I would love to be in put it on my 97 Silverado or my dads Chevelle for testing.Don't worry about me being blunt about my opinion I will give you my most honest review.

I've never had that expereince with megs qd

I wouldn't wax them I would use a sealant because they take so much abuse it would be better if you had a stronger sealant but it is the last step for me on detailing a car or truck since its so dirty and I just toss the applicator when I'm done.

I got a set of wheels just for the nicer months of the year and am now having to do something with my other tires for storage( they will only be used in the winter months), I am cleaning all the tires but I don't know is it better to store them with tire shine on them or without. Any help would...

I cover the garage queens but not the daily drivers