jman30513

Armor All Tire Gel.

Orange upside down looking bottle at WalMart or any parts store. It's like 6-7 dollars. Excellent on tire too! Imagine that........

biscuit

Man that looks ****. What did you use on the headlights?

tekno9998

Try ------- reading The headlights were done with 106 as well.........

ososlohatch

he cant his head is up his ------- *** !!!!!!!!! thats him in the avatar !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! bahahahahhaha

jman30513

I was going to say the same thing but in some kinder, gentler words.........lol!

FooK

looks good, will you come do my dishes?

1991civicsi

ROFL, seriously, car looks mint, I took your advise and bought some stuff from Autogeek.com and the clay bar works great.

When you mention "dusting", do you refer to the splatter over the windshield after using the buffer wheel?
Anyway, I hate that, Ive even seen people tape the trim b4 they even use the wheel.

jman30513

Dusting is when a polish dries out to fast while buffing. Sometimes it's just a characteristic of a polish. This Menz. polish is known for being awesome but dusting so some try to mix in another product that will cut the dusting out without killing the effects.

The splattering you're talking about can be taken care of by putting the polish onto the pad and then smearing it on the panel with the polisher off. Then, start out with a LOW speed to ------ it around. This will help alot.

Thanks!

Econo-Box

So I checked out the Nano 106 you used on the head lights and at 50 bucks for 8 or so oz. its a little pricey for someone who only wants to clean the crap of the headlights lol. Do you happen to know anything that may be cheaper but will work better than the Toothpaste method? I can never find anything that will cut that film off the headlights short of buffing it.

jman30513

The only reason I used it on the headlights was because I was already using it on the truck's paint.

You can get some of Meguiar's #2 Professional Series at most parts stores.