HydroBlueJK

Those scratch no matter what you do, even the perfect wash method will still scratch them, Correct them and PPF them and your problem is solved

I would personally use ceramic boost every couple months and detail spray every wash

Well this is very interesting to me..........

Don't believe everything you read on the internet

Just the difference in maintence of a coating makes such a difference in the detail of your vehicle. Both of my vehicles have been coated for awhile now and I've probably done around 50 installs on coatings. When you guys wash your car once it's coated you'll be blown away how everything is just so much easier, the wash mit just glides across the car no matter how long it's been since i gave it a wash, my daily driver focus has been coated for about two years now and it still feels as smooth as if I just clayed it. If you're on the fence on buying a coating kit, you won't regret it

Got mine too thanks!

My bad - the owner of the photo takes the prize, but maybe we'all include the quoted post too bc I'm feeling generous

Awesome! Thanks Dylan

Hey sorry for any confusion

No problem buddy I wouldn't have even noticed it if it wasn't brought up loo

Lol Nunzimouse's quote was actually Hamilton's truck..

Actually it was my picture lol

I saw that while googling. Is it basically a pumice stone? Does it damage the carpet at all?

Something similar.. As far as carpets no I've never damaged Carpets with it but I would be cautious on seats

google "speedy stone hair remover" , pulls hair right out of carpets and is cheap.. Best thing I've used for it

Air

Buy a pet stone.. If you battle dog hair and don't have one you're missing out

So it took 5 applications for it to give you that result?

Figured I'd throw this out there

I have this I bought it last Black Friday and it's on sale again.. Well worth the money

http://m.lowes.com/pd/Shop-Vac-12-Gallon-6-Peak-HP-Shop-Vacuum/50159065

My favorite product! I'm glad I listened to my wife and bought 5 in the Spring when I first heard it may go away.

I was going to say.. I can't believe no one remembers the topic from earlier this year.. It wasn't like it was a secret

i believe quick sealant is done

new VOCs couldn't pass it so once they were out of stock it was gone for good...

my wheels on my jeep are a matte black and ive never had an issue with them...I had fuel wheels on my ram before the jeep and they were a matte as well and no issues there either

I had them in a 2004 Tundra that I once had.  I honestly didn't care for them.  Quality didn't seem to be there in comparison to the factory leather.  It may have just been an issue with my experience.  Head rest was deteriorating and it was failing at the edge (against door) where you would get out of the seat.  They were installed by someone that the dealer used, so I couldn't help you there.

that's probably the first time ive heard of someone not liking them but thanks for the input

hey guys,

seeing if anyone here has ever done the katzkin route for their interiors

been throwing it up in the air for my jeep and wondering if anyone else has them or better yet has done the install themselves

looks much better

cool idea,

if I had one it wouldn't get used for adams bottles tho lol..

but again, I have  a YETI coozie and its by far the best coozie ive ever had

ive went through the vehicles myself

2007 cobalt - first car

1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse fwd turbo -- first real fun car

2003 dodge ram 2500 CTD

2011 Scion TC

2000 Jeep Cherokee - first lifted vehicle

2011 Jeep compass (hated that thing - had for 6 months LOL)

2013 Ram 1500

2007 Ford mustang GT (still have it, 22k miles)

2001 Dodge Neon (commuter car for work until it caught fire  )

2013 Ford focus (still have, new commuter car)

2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (still have and hope to keep for quite sometime)

I think any of the chemicals besides DWC obviously would make good air freshners..

BUT

I can honestly say that when I smell the detail spray air freshners...it doesn't remind of me detail spray..