What did you do today, in regards to detailing?

[Klasse Act]

Thanks for capturing what my lame-ass iPhone could not, Roger!

I'm sure your iPhone has an "auto" setting, my Droid has it That said it surely looks more like how I posted it though huh

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[JDGolden]

Well many for sure and I know I'm getting dismissing returns but then again I've got alot of products. I almost use "something" as a drying aid or when it's dusty a foam/dwell/rinse and always do a full wheel cleaning, well 95% of the time anyways. A year ago I did a full detail w/ light paint correction and applied TAC system ceramic paint coating to the ES and I'm sure it's down there somewhere

I have the time to stay ontop of my car as I have no life half the time (other half I have my daughter) so it keeps my mind and body occupied doing something.

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I would do the same. I’m sure your daughter likes the clean vehicle. My daughter gets on me when my Jeep is muddy. She likes shiny vehicles . I have quite awhile, but when she’s able to drive she is going to have the cleanest ride in the student lot.

[PaulMys]

I'm sure your iPhone has an "auto" setting,

Yeah, but unless it has spark plugs, I am blissfully indifferent to the workings of the damn thing.........

[Klasse Act]

Yeah, but unless has spark plugs, I am blissfully indifferent to the workings of the damn thing.........

No wonder we get along Paul, you sound like a brother from another Mother...but I encourage you to explore your phone a tad. The last time I checked, a "tad" in space terms is about 100 million miles

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[Big Dave]

Yeah, but unless has spark plugs, I am blissfully indifferent to the workings of the damn thing.........

I have a Sony Android phone, but I also process in the Photoshop ap, so the image matches what my eyes see. Cameras just can't process as well as the human eye. The main corrections I use are Dehaze, Clarity, and Shadow adjustment.

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[PaulMys]

I have a Sony Android phone, but I also process in the Photoshop ap, so the image matches what my eyes see. Cameras just can't process as well as the human eye. The main corrections I use are Dehaze, Clarity, and Shadow adjustment.

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I don't know what you just said, but you sure make it sound good............

[MisterSnoop]

Thanks for not driving it like that.
Now if that bulge was on the inside you'd probably never know until ....
I'd suggest a better quality tire also.
Sorry but I'm a stickler when it comes to rubber.

That's a good/scary point. Good excuse for a wheel off wheel/tire detail. I'm still on the factory rubber and wasn't planning on putting the same thing back on.

Atleast you noticed it and put on the spare! I see people drive around with that and they probably have no idea what that is and how dangerous it is

I've seen a blowout on a car that was 2 lanes to the right of me. The tread of the tire kept rolling and drifted over toward my car.

[dgage]

Thanks for not driving it like that.
Now if that bulge was on the inside you'd probably never know until ....
I'd suggest a better quality tire also.
Sorry but I'm a stickler when it comes to rubber.

The right tires can transform a car’s handling not to mention making it safer in the rain and when braking. The most recent tires I bought for my sedan were the Conti DWS-06 all-season performance tires and they are great, including not being loud.

[dieselfan1]

The right tires can transform a car’s handling not to mention making it safer in the rain and when braking. The most recent tires I bought for my sedan were the Conti DWS-06 all-season performance tires and they are great, including not being loud.

The tires make or break the way the car drives/handles IMO.
OEM tires get you off the lot in my book. I've never run them more than 25,000 miles.
I just put these on my daughter's 2019 Camry.
Great tire.

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[vaca22]

I just snagged a bottle of Meg's Ultimate Waterless Wash, after having gone through a bottle of Griot's Spray-On Car Wash. Smells amazing, seems to perform well. I'm only using these WW's for cleaning up tire dressing sling and random little touch ups; I can't bring myself to actually "wash" a whole car with them.