oejeffrey
07-18-2012, 09:11 PM
Well I had posted here earlier that the wife & I just recently purchased a 2011 Toyota Tundra !!!
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m281/oejeffrey/Tundra%20Picts/IMG_0008.jpg
It's RED
and I really want it to stay that way !!!
This is what we really use the Tundra for.
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m281/oejeffrey/Camping%20with%20the%20funfinder/IMG_0001.jpg
So the rest of the week it stays parked in the driveway as The Good Lord knows this Toyota is no Prius in the gas mileage department !!!:eek:
In fact here is is a picture of the Tundra in its natural habitat.
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m281/oejeffrey/Camping%20with%20the%20funfinder/IMG_0442.jpg
However I do want the Tundra to stay nice and red !! It is a 2011 with no swirls or holograms. A scratch on the rear quarter panel as she is not a show car I am not too worried about little things like that. She is going to be driven so little things will happen from time to time. I am looking for recommendations for a couple of things.
1) a good clay and lubricant
2) a good Polish.*
3) a good wax
4) a good spray wax for a nice pop.
5) A good tire and wheel dressing...tools as well as chemicals
* I am not sure that it counts as a polish or its classification but I was using Mequiars Glaze #7and that bottle is almost empty. I did see on a few posts were people were saying that it is meant for a single stage paint. I did call Mequiars and they said that while it is true that #7 was designed for a S.S. paint that it worked just fine on clear coats as well. He didn't recommend anything else and didn't try and sell me anything so he could have been legit ???:confused:
I could really use some help here as I want to keep my Tundra looking hot.Feed back please
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m281/oejeffrey/Tundra%20Picts/IMG_0008.jpg
It's RED
and I really want it to stay that way !!!
This is what we really use the Tundra for.
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m281/oejeffrey/Camping%20with%20the%20funfinder/IMG_0001.jpg
So the rest of the week it stays parked in the driveway as The Good Lord knows this Toyota is no Prius in the gas mileage department !!!:eek:
In fact here is is a picture of the Tundra in its natural habitat.
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m281/oejeffrey/Camping%20with%20the%20funfinder/IMG_0442.jpg
However I do want the Tundra to stay nice and red !! It is a 2011 with no swirls or holograms. A scratch on the rear quarter panel as she is not a show car I am not too worried about little things like that. She is going to be driven so little things will happen from time to time. I am looking for recommendations for a couple of things.
1) a good clay and lubricant
2) a good Polish.*
3) a good wax
4) a good spray wax for a nice pop.
5) A good tire and wheel dressing...tools as well as chemicals
* I am not sure that it counts as a polish or its classification but I was using Mequiars Glaze #7and that bottle is almost empty. I did see on a few posts were people were saying that it is meant for a single stage paint. I did call Mequiars and they said that while it is true that #7 was designed for a S.S. paint that it worked just fine on clear coats as well. He didn't recommend anything else and didn't try and sell me anything so he could have been legit ???:confused:
I could really use some help here as I want to keep my Tundra looking hot.Feed back please