Ladderco6

Yah, with 845 I never have a problem of wax build-up along my stickers!

Shaggy1970

Me too except I just picked up the GG6 instead of the PC.

Ladderco6

How do you like the GG6? I'm new to da's and the PC just seemed really user friendly to me. My wife would kill me if I burned the paint on a new truck!

Boosted Limited

Works great on chrome. 845

misterb-fx4

I love 845. Plan on doing a full days worth of paint work this weekend on my new to me F150.

Shaggy1970

Haven't used it yet, but everything I read about them said that the new GG6 is just like the PC but with more power kinda like a rotary but with the user friendliness of a DA. Best of both worlds if you will. Up until yesterday tire rack had them on close out for 80 bucks, I think they are trying to get out of selling car care products.

stronger800

I've been using the 845 and the prewax cleaner for years, but I've never tried the 845 on the textured plastic pieces, ie, the bed caps, mud flaps, step bar caps. Now I'm curious. You guys are rubbing the 845 right in to the bare plastics? And it stays blacker? Took 5 years before my last bed caps started to look crappy. Thanks

CaSCrew11

How long is everyone waiting before putting on a 2nd or 3rd coat?thanks! :-)

CaSCrew11

This is about a 1/2 bottle on the ground! Dangit!! It was sitting on my bed rail when a gust of wind decided it did not want the bottle in its way.lol.

Edit: This is just a quick coat that I put on since I washed it yesterday. I used some Griots Garage Speed Shine and microfiber first, then just Kaye's down a thin coat. Let the panel haze over and wipe off clean! 1 hr for the whole truck, all by hand. I didn't feel like busting out the PC.

UARandy3

Have any of you used the wax on black wheels? I have a set of Fuel Mavericks that I want to protect as best as possible