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Time to unload the C10 - just don't heave the time to finish all the projects I want on it and need to clear some room before we move to our new place. Great truck as it sits, very streetable. Its an LS swap waiting to happen if you have the motivation. An upgrade to the air ride and a small tub...

Just for you Tiki ;) I'll be around... I was on GMFS and CGM among other sites regardless of company affiliation so I'll post up here if/when I find the the next thing.

I appreciate everyone taking such a big interest in my drama LOL. Read a lot of what was posted, most of it I agree with, some of it makes me scratch my head. Just to clarify - when I say 'unexpectedly' let go, it literally was a 'did I just hear that right?' moment - as in no indication or...

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For some guys this isn't new info, but I do see a lot of rookie polishers and casual detailers asking about this online so figured I'd put the info together. Lots of other articles like this one are available for free on our forums: Surf City Garage Library - Surf City Garage Forums "Does...

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Sealant v. Wax - the basics: The simple part of it comes down to what they're made of. A traditional wax is going to be mostly carnauba and may have some bees wax or other natural waxes in it, mixed with oils, silicones, polymers, etc. Waxes can run such a wide variety of composition that its...

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Salt isn't going to have any impact in terms of marring, pitting maybe. The bigger concern is the corrosion it causes/accelerates.

I'm a fan of flat pads personally... more paint-to-pad contact and a more consistent polishing profile. FOAM: Heavy Cutting - Surf City Garage - Cyan Heavy Cut Foam Pad - Polishes & Compounds - Surface Solutions - SCG Professional Medium Cutting/Polishing - Surf City Garage - Tangerine...

like wretched suggested... spray with WD40 or something that will inhibit/slow it from getting worse. If it is in the metal though, you're gonna be in rough shape b/c it can easily spread under the paint in a hurry and then you've got much bigger problems.

845 is great stuff and has been around a long time. Can't say a bad thing about it. FWIW - its a blend product by all indications, so TECHNICALLY it would be a polymer reinforced wax, not a sealant. As far as layering goes, direct from their own website: