I would assume that prospective buyers for a car like that would be enthusiasts. That limits the buyer base, but I think you could most likely get more than 11K for it--especially if they saw it in...
The Guzzler is great, but really expensive (I got mine as a freebie too:p ). Don't forget to sheet water off the car first with free-flowing hose water.
All mine are under the name "Dan S.". I think I've done around 30 reviews now, but I'm not sure. I love the reviewing idea, it makes it easier for us to compare products and make our choices. :)
I like the Vrooms a lot for paint actually. They remove polish/wax residue just as well as the Cobras do IMO, and since they are so cheap they are also great for...
After sitting overnight, a "waterless wash" (QD that excels at cleaning) like Poorboy's Spray and Wipe or Chemical Guys Pro Detailer should be perfect for removing light dust.
I use 1 huge Guzzler guzzler waffle weave for drying, 2-3 glass MF's for cleaning windows, 1 for door jambs, 2 for drying wheels, and 1-2 for buffing off each coat of wax/sealant/polish.
Opti-clay does great with any good soap-water solution, it doesn't break down or anything. Make sure you spritz it with some QD when you put it away to keep it moist though.
Would a quality shampoo + water solution also break down these clay bars? FWIW, the yellow clays I've tried with them (Mothers and Opti-clay) seem to do fine.
I am a slickness freak, so I look for sealants to have maximum longevity of slickness possible. Also, it's important to me that LSP's are more able to withstand the effects of winter, when it's too...
I've never tried Wheel Wax or DP Wheel Glaze, but I have PB Wheel Sealant and I'm not thrilled...the slickness isn't what I expected. I love any sealant (DP Spray Surface Shield in particular--it's...
