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Turtle Wax Seal and Shine (or is it Shine and Seal?), applied a few weeks ago. This is the beading after a recent rain. I’m digging the Turtle Wax .

Full disclosure, I had to detail two other vehicles before I could get to my beloved Ranger. I used the Turtle Wax Shine and Seal on both of those after having used the Mother’s CMX. One was done two months ago and the beading is still happening.

Ok, I have used both the Mother’s CMX and Turtle Wax Shine and Seal. initially, I liked the Mother’s CMX, but the water beading did not last 6 weeks. It worked really well on my stock Lariat rims though. Brake dust literally wipes off. I washed my truck, used a clay bar towel, (which is the...

Welcome my Oxford White brother!

I tried the Mother’s CMX which I thought was fairly good. Next time, I’m going try the Turtle Wax.

Awesome. Those pictures belong on the cover of a truck magazine.

That is one sweet Ranger. Happy trails Amigo.

The pavement princess wanted to play in my remodel construction zone.

Welcome! If you are like the overwhelming majority of us, you are going to enjoy your Ranger so much, you will make up reasons to get behind the wheel and drive it.

That is a gorgeous picture.

That looks so good it should be an advertisement!

To obtain unblemished smooth inner peace, one must clay bar.

No, but it was not hard. He made some of bolt slots in the fenders bigger so they would slide out. The driver’ side had to pulled out 1/4 inch the passenger’s side had to be pulled out 1/8 inch. He used a dremel tool to make holes bigger.

My gear head buddy couldn’t stand it, so he pulled out the fenders. It took him maybe 20 minutes.

Got to love the Oxford White!

Stopped in for a quick breakfast and my Ranger found a friend.

I saw a Gladiator at a local dealership. They should have called it the Buttuglyator.

I don’t want to get too metaphysical, but I truly believe my Ranger has a kind soul. Your story proves yours has a kindred spirit. Awesome picture and story.

Hmmmm ...