haha, i've used it on an '03 Ram which was used as a work truck with 120k miles, and followed by 2-5 and then a glaze... i'll post a picture of the bed side once its done uploading.
no updated pics but i can list below what i have to date
MEGUIARS:
-Gold Class Rich Leather Cleaner/conditioner spray
-M105 compound
-NXT 2.0 Liquid Tech Wax
-Gold Class Car Wash
-Hot Shine Tire Spray
-Foam Applicator
-Ultimate QD
-Hot Rims All Wheel Cleaner
-ScratchX 2.0
MOTHERS:
-Back To Black Trim Care
-Showtime Instant Detailer
STONERS:
-Trim Shine
-Invisible Glass Aerosol
-Armor All Oxy Magic Upholstry/Carpet Cleaner *it is actually pretty good*
-P21s concours paste wax
-Optimum Car Wax Spray
-Armor All Extreme Tire Shine Gel *also works very well in my opinion*
-various brushes
-PB SSR 2.5 and Pro Polish
-Eagle One W.A.U.D. spray
-HUSKY XL Tool Bag
-PC 7424
-Menzerna Finishing Glaze
-Febreeze Auto
-Simple Green Anti Bacterial Interior APC
-Kleen Flo APC
-Riccardo Yellow Clay Bars
-303 Protectant
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I have 2 large metal cabinets on the other wall that contains polishers & pads and MF towels and this is part of the bottled stuff most of my gallons are on shelf on the other side of the garage,
I need more room.
Here I am following up on an 18-month old promise for photos.
The green towels are for grimy work like missed spots, door jambs, engine bays and the like. The blue towels are for polishing and LSPs. You'll notice they are aligned for height, as well.
I have looked into buying more pads and polishes but honestly, what I've got here has yet to fail me. Don't mess with success....
This shelf is in a state of perpetual re-arrangement.
One of the drawers. The green MF towels here are spares. I wanted to keep the ones in the cabinet level with the blue ones.
Gallon jugs! I can't believe this is already full and I'm not done buying them, either. Oh yeah....that bucket is for washing the garage floor, not cars. The big buckets I have for cars don't fit in the cabinet when stacked in each other; too tall.
Drawer for extension cords and a hand towel. Mom gave me this towel for cars but I wasn't crazy about it's texture. One day I used to wipe the soap from my hands and that has been its job ever since.
As I said, I have plans for more stuff including some waxes, Megs degreaser and whatever piques my fancy. It's just a matter of financing at this point.
2010 Hyundai Santa Fe - Harbor Gray
Even sometimes I, in a moment of what could only be described as pure sanity, question the rationality of this obsession.
Heres most of my stuff. I dont have a shop right now and had to use my office for pics. The big toys are at work, and if I think of it I'll get some pics there as well.
I normally keep EX-P and Trim Restorer, along with other things, but Im out of alot of stuff right now
@OCDinPDX - First off you have a great looking setup. Im wondering how you like Griots line of products? I love their equipment but havent used any of their products other than a polish once.
Nice looking setups. I could get mine as clean as OCD's but it couldn't stay that away. Where do your used MF's go? Like one's that are used but not ready for wash. They wouldn't go back in my clean pile after one use wiping a dash but nor would they go to wash either. I interested in seeing how yall have these seperated
Got a few pics of my shop at work today. Excuse the mess. This doubles as a back up body shop when the other shop is full, so everything is covered in overspray, bondo dust, then more overspray on top of that. The equpiment gets used for hours daily and have lead very hard lives.
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