mattpiper

Beautiful Mopar there. Wow. Can't afford the Patriot wax, but it seems to do the trick. Man alive. Enjoy that Charger.

Great review. Thank you for taking the time to put this together for us.

Yes, the foaming sprayer uses a lot more product. I've gone back to regular spray heads.

I use my power stick like a wheel woolie (no drill, just use it by hand). Can't wait to get the real things. Glad to hear they are working well for you.

I'm up in Carrollton. Welcome!

More pics... Please.

Detailed my wife's '10 Sonata... And then got some new wheels.

I found the foaming sprayers were using far too much product. Had Ashley include some regular sprayers on my next order and the problem was solved for me.

I find my Sperry boat shoes perfect. They are comfortable without socks, designed to get wet, and provide traction on wet surfaces. Total win.

If anyone does head put to the Texas State Fair, come over to the Back Door stage at gate G of the Cotton Bowl and check out my band, The Killdares. We're celebrating our 13th anniversary at the fair with a new rotating stage.

My Adam-ized Challenger is out in the parking lot.

Me and my 2011 Challenger welcome you to this great forum.

Apple's servers seem to be pretty busy. It's been downloading much of the morning, with no progress...

I've also been using a touchless carwash, then heading home and using a liberal amount of waterless wash to wipe off the bumpers and behind the wheels. Working so far, though it's using a lot of my WW.

Didn't know if I should put these pics in a new post or add them to this old one...

Been working on my technique. I think it shows:

What's in the finish behind the rear tire in this image? Creepy old ghost man? Yikes!

Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson's brand new Thick as a Brick 2. Nice follow up to the original from '72.

Love the color.

I prefer the look of SVRT in the wheel wells, but nothing makes the suspension components and various other undercarriage bits look better than the Undercarriage Spray....

Detailed my mother-in-law's Saturn Ion...

Also need to thank AJ. The Junkman's technique got me this finish. Three pea-sized drops (per panel or thereabouts) is all it takes. AJ, if you're ever in Dallas, lunch is on me.

Thanks everyone. Loved having a day with my Challenger. Quite therapeutic. Three more cars in the household to detail...

Since purchasing my '11 Dodge Challenger I've done what I can to keep it clean and shiny, so I don't have any "terrible" before photos, and I couldn't quite capture the swirls on my iPhone 3GS.

This is my car pre-correction

Prepping the car...

And after...

Gotta have some self-pics...

Not a scratch, but a cloud in the reflection...

Think I'm getting the hang of it.

Love my Tungsten Metallic Challenger.