What did you do today, in regards to detailing?

[opie]

Put on winter wheels and tires and gave them a wipe down and dressed them, ready for the big snow tonight. The black wheels look ok...not my style, but im a chrome wheel fan Lol

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[Klasse Act]

Put on winter wheels and tires and gave them a wipe down and dressed them, ready for the big snow tonight. The black wheels look ok...not my style, but im a chrome wheel fan Lol

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Wait...your winter shoes are just going on now

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[opie]

Wait...your winter shoes are just going on now

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Lol yep, have not had a reason to put them on sooner as we have yet to have any snow or anything yet. Plus they just got mounted last week

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[Klasse Act]

Lol yep, have not had a reason to put them on sooner as we have yet to have any snow or anything yet. Plus they just got mounted last week

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One thing to keep in mind that Winter tires are not just for snow they are for when it is really cold so they stay pliable and give you better traction in very cold weather

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[msharpe785]

If you guys can do washes in 30 degree temps….at least can do is get out in 70’s and do a wash. Got to finally use my Santa present….my 1st PFM towel.


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[opie]

One thing to keep in mind that Winter tires are not just for snow they are for when it is really cold so they stay pliable and give you better traction in very cold weather

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Thanks dad hahahah.
Honestly it just started to get real cold here in the last week or two, before that its stayed above freezing(30's-40's) pretty consistantly

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[oneheadlite]

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This is the product I’m talking about and the only sealant I’ve ever tested that actually checks all the boxes and protects against bonded contaminants in harsh environments.

First off, Happy Birthday!

Second, I’m glad I went back a page to see this post - Having seen you post about the Mystery LSP that’s super bonded contaminant resistant, I’ve been wondering what it was for years. (Couldn’t even get you to crack in PM… ).

And hey man, no judgment on brand of it works! Sometimes I happily reflect on the simpler times when the car care arsenal was pretty much just a jug of car wash soap, can of foaming carpet/interior cleaner, California car blade and an Absorber drying towel.

[JDGolden]

Happy Birthday Eldo. I don’t remember even seeing that product before. As far as NXT goes, to this day it’s my favorite smelling product. I also still enjoy using it from time to time.

[dgage]

Thanks dad hahahah.
Honestly it just started to get real cold here in the last week or two, before that its stayed above freezing(30's-40's) pretty consistantly

For a while there I’d only buy high-performance summer tires and they handle in the wet like most tires handle in the dry. But damn if they don’t get slippery below 40 degrees, even in the dry. Luckily in TN it only gets colder than the 30s a few times a year so I ran them all year but it sometimes made for some sketchy driving when I had to be out.

And yeah, black tires on black rims aren’t my thing either, especially on a black car.

And Happy Birthday Eldo!

[CleanIT]

I read this is one of the only products that will actually strip a sealant.



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