Actually, this is the stuff I used.



I got it at Walmart, but they do carry it at Canadian tire

Ok Travis will get tomorrow Wash wash & protect. That stuff has a Brazilian carnauba wax as well as a pearlescent polymer that minimizes water left on your vehicle.
Sounds like good stuff & a Detailing & Appearance review waiting to happen!!

Its an amazing product. I don't usually like the wash and waxes, but I absolutely love this stuff and would definitely recommend it to anyone.

One thing I found while researching car washes is if you shake the bottle, and there'* a residue left as it settles, it has good protection. This is definitely the best product for its price (~$17). I also bought the soap dispenser nozzle for the water hose. I found that worked great too. I'm not sure how it would work in a pressure washer or applied with a sponge/cloth.

Switchbacks Still waiting for my load resistors to come in so I can get rid of the hyperflash.

Plasti dipped my grille black, and my wheels gunmetal today. Trying to get the over spray off the tires is more of a pain than I was expecting. Gonna wait til tomorrow when its completely dry.

Travis looks like you have joined the dark side...
Is window tinting on the menu on day soon?
I want to do my rear'* one day....help to cool & keep them headlights shining in at night.

pretty slick

Looks good, you may have been able to use some painters tape on the tires if they were clean, it costs a bit for the tape, but not too much, that would have solved any over-spray problems.

when you look at the site instructions it says you are supposed to paint the wheel and pick it off. they made a big deal to say if you have enough coats. maybe if you dont it sticks to it too much and comes apart when you try to peel it

I did not see a link to the site instructions, I guess that makes sense though, but to have to paint the whole tire just to peel it off seems like a waste, but I guess if you have enough to waste it does not matter.