I cleaned my headlamp covers. The detailing came by way of me taking it apart so I could get to the inside. Moisture gets inside so it was a little blurry.
I cleaned my headlamp covers. The detailing came by way of me taking it apart so I could get to the inside. Moisture gets inside so it was a little blurry.
Washed with Meg`s Hyper Wash on Friday and took XxBoostinxX`s advice and applied Sonus Motor Koat to the front grills (sprayed on left to dry wiped off any excess). I really enjoyed watching the water bounce off the WG Uber coating like a loonie tunes cartoon. I followed up with a small urban photo shoot Saturday and watched it rain all Sunday.
I noticed that the beeding was terrible on Sunday but after a quick drive in the rain doing about 90mph the coating self cleaned it self of the tree sap or what not that inhibits the beading.
Here`s one photo from the Saturday shoot:
Great tip thank you so much XxBoostinxX!
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Enjoyed a PB Natty`s Black session this weekend.
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Washed my DD yesterday via a pressure wash; followed by Pinnacle waterless in a 2 gallon weed chemical sprayer (my new favorite way to use waterless wash).
Not bad for 16 year old original factory Nissan paint.
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Thanks. I`m still debating whether to remove the Jeep emblem or not.
I haven`t tried any RW yet but I did try Meg`s D114 as a QD / drying aid and it worked ok (nothing spectacular). I also use UWW+ daily to wipe off bird bombs at WW ratio. The coating seems to look great after (lots of shine and flake pop).
If the weather turns out ok this afternoon I`ll try a RW with WG Uber (I assume it`s compatible) before I go racing. I`m doing 1/8th mile on race gas tonight I hope to kill a few exotics tonight. I usually cut a 7.8-7.9 without race gas.
The coating is not liking life under the giant tree`s. The organic contaminants seem to adhere to the coating and it takes a fairly aggressive wash to get it back to normal that`s why I resorted to D114 for a final wipe down.
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Blackfire WW on the Taurus, and the Fatboy. Also BF AIO tire, BF MS spray wax, and mothers all chrome on the Fatboy.
P.S. I know about dressing bike tires. I do the side walls, making sure none gets on the tread area. The side walls never touch the pavement and I wipe till it`s dry.
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I washed the wife`s New to her Jeep Wrangler with foam cannon with 3D Pink (2015 with 3000 miles on it bought 2 weeks ago). Then I used Iron X`d the whole car, then I rewashed the car with HydroFoam in soap cannon. I used Hydrofoam mixed with 3D pink last time and was not impressed, this time was 180 degree difference I was blown away how well it worked and how much it was beading and how slick it felt when drying after. I dont know if it did not like being mixed or if it needs better prep last time was just maintenance wash this time i deconed with IronX?????? don`t know but wow was it easy and worked great. Sorry for no pics I just was to wiped out after 10 hour work day I just wanted to power through it.
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Ugh, really?
Not too excited about cleaning it to be honest
perhaps
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