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Oh I know, I did look at some of the armor detail stuff but most of it was a bit pricey. I don't want dirt cheap I'm looking for a mix of quality and budget. As for the buckets. It's more about color than anything. Would've gotten blue ones in Amazon but they were overpriced. But the first guard...

I'm heading home from vacation. But I'll look into it more tonight. All of the things I listed I went with because they are listed in the black book and here as good products, as for drying aid that little bit I got from project farm who tested several and I picked the top winner for the money...

Okay, so far this is my list,I went through this thread and the black book. Ht the black book mentioned other soaps etc but the comment where said meguirs hyperwash so I will try that. Images included of shopping carts since it's faster than getting links, Soap, meguirs hyper wash Drying towel...

Just avoid the dealership lmfao. They quote ya 100$ 25/ per but you walk out closer to 100/per 400$ total for a simple mount and balance. Stealerships fr

You can either have it scheduled for installation thru tire rack or have the tires delivered and then take them to any shop to install.

Eh, debatable honestly. My own experience on road courses has conti shit on ps4s as do many other people's experiences. I know this forum dick rides Michelin HARD though so I don't expect you to admit it's not as good. It is what it is, I'm sharing the truth IDC if you agree or not lol.

Well this is easy to answer. Michelin has some mid tires at best but horrible quality (new tires are typically 9-10/32 and the same batch of tires should be consistent but within the same batch of michelkns they can carry by up to 9/32 which is an entire tire worth of tread variation when there...

Get the ram cylinder. Splices into the clutch line and allows you to change where in your pedal travel the bite point feels. (Bite point is the exact same but it takes up fluid so that it's not as high up)

Old post I know. But RIP. Raceseng knobs will be hard to come by. I missed my chance to buy one before they shut down and now you can't buy anything from them

What dealer you got? Mine quoted me 100$ for a simple mount and balance 4 tires. They threw in valve stems and I walked out the door for 430ish for a FUCKING MOUNT AND BALANCE. Needless to say fuck Ford dealers and their scams. Literally would've went to my normal mechanic but wanted to to avoid...

Unfortunately I don't have any touchup paint on hand and since it's on the rounded edge I'm not sure if a razor would help. I planned to just leave it and clean up the paint around it but I'm going to get a quote to repaint it just so it won't get worse

Yeah I tried a pad applied coating before and it ruined the paint and windows on my old car and left rainbow streaks that could not be washed off or buffed off easily. I did see project.fsrms video on spray on and pad coatings and griot blew it away compared to the others (for spray on not pad...

I'll go through and make a list and check back, but this is roughly the pressure washer I have. The one I have isn't sold anymore but it's identical to this one just more black plastics. I'll look for exact specs in mine when I get home but most of the stickers fell off with use. They don't last...

Given it's black car that shows a lot. I'd just feel more comfortable having a shop do it Incase anything goes wrong. If I fuck it up then I'm toast. If they fuck it up then they fix it. They will also do a much better job. I've polished a car once for a family members and sure it looked much...

What would you recommend for future use, 2 bucket, pressure washer? Mix? I'm trying to establish a procedure for cleaning going forward, I have access to a old Ryobi but I can buy a new one if needed but it should still work, hose and a driveway and/or street parking spot with plenty of space...

Im actually talking to him in his cabinet thread about wash equipment going forward. Going to finally start hand washing it myself and gathering stuff for 2 bucket method unless dfb thinks waterless/washless is the way to go. I plan to take good care of it and I also don't believe anything lasts...

These guys have a legit shop and said 2years (lvl 1, they outline each level on their page I linked) starts at 1000. Level 2 is 5 year coating at 1500. Honestly its a daily car but I don't foresee selling it anytime soon, would I be better to go for 5 years and not really have to worry about it...

What about for at home, something I can find stuff locally for to do say 2 bucket wash or any other way, because at home I'll need a way to clean it and I'll have access to a hose (and a shitty Ryobi pressure washer that's weak but works, well I think it works it's been rusting behind the garage...

I'll take a look at it, got a quote from this place which seems to be more legit than a Facebook ad. 1000$ starting price for 2 year coating and 1500$ starting price for 5 year. Seems like the best value and easiest solution but I'll still have to buy some soap and products for 2 bucket washing...

by not in good shape it's still half good. The back has a ton of scratches and deep ones that WONT buff out I already know it especially where the decklid meets the bumper looks like it's been rubber with a ton of scratches (probably have some black vinyl put over that eventually) but the front...