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For the most part I don't wear rubber gloves on the exterior but sometimes do on the interior. If I do I just use disposable rubber gloves.

Megs has a new trim product coming out that looks promising. AIO+KSG is a pretty popular combo. I have used 303 at every other wash and it works for sure, but applying it 26 times a year is a PITA.

Re: New wheels/tires, clearcoat the back or just Collinite? I've toyed with the idea of using something like ZoopSeal on wheel backs, but I've never gotten around to it (one more product just sitting on the shelf ). If they were mine (and I weren't doing the Zoop), I'd layer on 6-8 layers of KSG. That works very well for me, keeps things protected long/well enough that an annual redo is usually sufficient and easy enough...

i as well use gloves but generally when i'm only working with really oily stuff or things like water spot removers or degreasers for a long period of time. I need to try some blue nitrile gloves though.

Quote: Originally Posted by longdx I thought that John Deere powdercoated their panels. That may be why you are getting some transfer but not as much as a traditional SS paint. Thanks for making the issue even mroe confusing now

Quote: Originally Posted by jaidedeye no not yet. only had the car for 2 weeks or so. i will take some good pics once its fully detailed and winter prepped Congrats on the car. How do you like it so far?

Plastic oxidizes, too. We have some tractor experts on here, maybe they know what the paint is. Imron is a two-part polyurethane airplane paint. At least when I knew about it, it contained polyisocyanates, and had to be sprayed with an airfed respirator. It gained some favor in the model airplane (because many model airplane guys are involved in full scale, also) and custom car circles (because it's really rugged). I'm still having a...

Quote: Originally Posted by SuperBee364 Love that first shot. It shows the whole nine yards: no swirls, depth, gloss, reflection. Very nice. thank you!

#26 will last longer and is pretty easy to use. Souveran is nice looking but dosen't hold up compared to alot of other waxes out there. at least their paste. I haven't really tried out their liquid version yet. I really like DP's Max Wax or Danase's Classic wax myself. Both are super easy on and off and both last pretty comparable to other waxes (4-6 weeks on average)

Quote: Originally Posted by Jakerooni Hey now... One product at a time. My tebetian buddist preist that emails me on tuesdays says I need to ease into these sort of decisions . To much good news could put me into shock... But I will look into it Right now I'm focusing on updating the website... Only a few details to tend with here and there so I don't need to overload myself just yet... I got some killer plans in the works *does the...