Recent content by Crashbox

IMO the Ultra Lock+ has slightly better shine, and significantly more durability. Ease of application was essentially equal for me. I think it's worth the extra cost.

Wow... THE Yvan LaCroix. That is one visit to remember, for sure. Love watching his videos, especially on using the rotary polisher.

A big +1 for P&S Rags to Riches. Been using it for over a year now, and IMO it is the best around. And as mentioned, a good deal when on sale- especially the gallon size.

Just my opinion, but given the substantial interest in VRP... perhaps this thread should be pinned. Then again, maybe it doesn't meet the criteria for it-

Very, very rarely, but not too long ago I had a dream about my father who passed away about 55 years ago to the day.

I sometimes spray mine down with some 303 protectant. Not shiny, which is what I like.

Invisible Glass Reach & Clean Tool for rear window inside; Quart bottle of Jescar® Ultra Lock +.

I'd rather not burn up my clutches trying to drive up car ramps :)

I've only bought it on-line. There are several outfits that carry it, I bought my last bottle on Amazon. It's sold in bottles ranging in size from eight ounces to one gallon for those who drive long freight trains. Only a thin coat or two is needed.

It has worked for me. Put a bottle in my '95 Civic in with the last oil change a few weeks ago. Still have a few bottles left.

It is the ONLY stuff that I've ever used, which caused people to ask me if I had just bought a new car, or otherwise thought it was new. Twice last year, once earlier this month (and the last time I hadn't washed it in at least two weeks!).

A few years ago I decided to give Jescar Power lock + sealant (the predecessor to Ultra Lock +) a go, and was thoroughly impressed with it. Super easy to apply and wipe off, and durability to boot. So last year I purchased some Ultra Lock + and applied it to my 2017 Accord EX-L V-6/6MT after...

I usually run about 5000 miles per oil change in both my 2017 Accord & 1995 Civic. I've run the Civic OCI as high as 8000-ish miles once, but that was an exception. The Accord, of course, has always seen synthetic oil and my Civic, mostly so since I've owned it.

I imagine it takes a lot of effort to get the most bang for your buck-buck-buck...

Yep, cerium oxide is the stuff. Nothing better for truly polishing glass and removing minor imperfections. A number of years ago when I was younger, I used Superox-100T cerium oxide compound to polish the windshield of my '95 Civic, which I still have(!). I used a TON of elbow grease polishing...