Rapacious,

Scroll up man I tried that detailing clay. Worked awsome man. My whole truck is like glass. Just make sure you have the time to wax after because the clay will pull off the wax too.

I used clay magic, from auto zone.

 

i went out and picked up that mr. clean sprayer thing and i really hope it works...im trusting some of you so dont let me down...it seems kinda dumb how can water if left on your paint not leave water spots?...but the filters are expensive so hopefully it will pay off...oh and also i found that by spending $200 i can have a clear coat put on my truck that will help prevent all that nasty stuff from hurting the paint..a clear coat on top a garbage clear coat...best!

 

clay magic..aight i will pick that junk up...what kind of wax do you use?...i use this stuff i got off of autogeek.net its 2 waxes mixed with 2 polishes mixed and it give the paint like a 3D look to it...but its costly...very costly

 

I told my wife about the stories you guys are telling here. She had to wash the truck for the first time since she bought it and said you were all right. lol. The nerf bars help with the roof and the front but "damn thats a lot of vehicle!" lol.

 

Go to your local tack and feed shop that sells horse accessories for riding. Some companies make little molded plastic steps that help shorter riders mount up on their horses. My wife is 5'7" and her big appaloosa/thoroughbred cross is a monsterous 17.2 hands at the withers. She uses that neat little step to get up on his back and I use it to wash and wax the roof of my 03 Quad Cab.

 

Call me the outcast. I've had my truck for about 6 weeks. Still haven't washed it. Mostly cause it ****in rains every other day or I'm out on the bike. I did get a chamois and a new sponge to clean it though. I may use Micro-Pel instead of wax. I have to use it somewhere else for a while first. It works great on my bike.