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Everyone but Joe who can see the pics is a moderator? Coincidence?

Tempting as a DD, great looking car!

Or you can use both.

So I've got some bad news...thats a 1x1 pixel GIF, lol

Nope, Bill how special can your computer be?

Nope

That is tony from Zaino:thumbsup: You'll have to start looking through the pics yourself to see the cars.

Sorry to hear that happened, I can't believe that they sell stuff this strong to the public.

Was looking at some SEMA photos and ran across some photos of our favorite detailer Adam Pitale! To Adam's left is Doug Lamb, owner and inventor of the Grit Guard, which also makes the sealing lids found on Adam's wash buckets:cheers: To the right is Mike Phillips, a very renowned and experienced detailer who had worked at Meguiar's for years before moving to Autogeek as product tester and detailing instructor. I believe that they are watching a video of the Grit Guard pad washing system in action. Lets hope Adam was impressed and starts carrying them

I would try APC cut like 1/4 with a wash mitt or microfiber towel. Spray it on and let it soak, do a quick wipe down, then rinse it off.

hopefully!

They are setting up a distribution center in CO to cut down on east coast shipping times i believe

It was 60 degrees here in Boise today!

You can but you will want to clean the other half again before polishing with something like the waterless wash or with a normal wash.

Some type of machine with orange pads/swirl and haze remover. If they are bad the normal 'home remedy' tricks won't do much of anything.

A member on here might be able to help you, his real name is Ty and he has a killer looking f150 but I can't remember his SN at the moment. Oh yea and like pretty much everyone else said that is clearcoat failure.

Pretty cool, I will have to say that Revive is something else when it comes to clearcoat clarity.

Thats awesome! Always good to see someone who actually drives their car!

That looks awesome! That hard work has for sure paid off!

Weather sucks around here too. Glad to see you got some detailing done! I detailed and put away my mustang for winter today

MSW is great!

Sorry.

MSW is my favorite wax for lasting ability. I've tested it in very rainy Washington environment on my truck who lives outside and it still beaded and repelled water 5+ months after application with just a couple applications of BSG in those 6 months.

Puttting BSG on the windows also works great!

Yea sorry for the thread jack! I thought it was hot enough in southern Florida to use it all year round. I saw the high today in Miami was supposed to be like 86!