Waxed Truck Today. Holy Sh**

I like over working M101, M105. I like the non diminishing abrasive that give me a longer correction time before the abrasives break down.

The M110 is supposed to solve the short working time and finish a lot better on soft paint. I think I'm going to pick up M110 once my M101 is finish.

 

I've never used ceramic spray coating before. I bought some McGuires wax a month ago but have yet to apply it.

Ed

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Imo, if your going to keep the truck many, many years get it professionally ceramic coated. That stuff they sell on the shelves in big box stores and automotive parts stores you spray on is like a 1 year bandaid at best.

 

2 buckets 1 for paint, one for wheels, tires, fender wells. Now that I’m In Michigan with salt, 3 buckets, one for salt. Dawn cuts wax. I do put Rejex on my wheels, 3 coats when I do seal them. If you do it right, it works amazing. Takes time and patience, but who has that? Also clay my wheels and never use that clay on paint. Take a razor blade to your clay bars and cut them in half, make them go further. Chemical guys is hit and miss for me. I use the Bright Lite on my Pearl Camry, and I do like the vo7 spray. The vo7 wax though, not a fan and it doesn’t protect well IMO.

 

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With a good professional ceramic coating you never see any of the wax residue that gets on rubber parts after it rains. Its amazing whats available now instead of the constant washing, and waxing bs. It gives me way more time for other things that worry about protecting the trucks exterior finish.