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More of a rant as there is nothing I can do short of buying a car cover x3. Here in the pnw this time of year the bees are doing what bees do, namely collect pollen and then crap on everything in sight. If I leave my truck in the driveway for just 2 days there is a minimum of at least 50 craps...

Have a 2006 Mazda 3, it has been cared for well, but over time the headlight covers were showing their age. Have tried various polishes and even 3000 gr. sandpaper. But the slight yellowing seemed to remain. So tried armor all headlight wipes. They worked pretty well, you can see the yellowing...

So in this ceramic age is anybody buying/using carnauba anymore? I have various forms still but with the ease of the ceramics I wonder what to do with them now. I wonder if the traditional products will die out.

Just a quick review of this product, I have used it on three cars now. Weird stuff at first, different to apply. Wash car leave it wet spray product and wipe it around on surface(for first application) rinse off and dry surface. At first I was not that impressed, left some streaks on windows...

I have had a few bikes over the years and some oils that I have bought are still in my garage. I can't believe that much goes wrong, but I remember reading somewhere that they do go "bad" to some degree?

Hello all, first day posting on BITOG. I have a 2014 Star Bolt and live in the Seattle area. After much research and reading the oil 101 on this site I believe one of the 5w-40 HD oils is really good for my application and climate. There are a few choices, the Rotella T6, Chevron Delo syn 5w-40...