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well!?!?!?! the empty spaces in my detail cabinet aren't going to fill themselves you know...............

It's tomorrow in the UK, so why not release the stuff now...for their sake..... ........ :uk:

/gets credit card and waits by computer

Never heard of it, but I will dig out my laser pointer and go swirl hunting tomorrow

you always want to go from most aggressive to least aggressive

You can certainly use it after Fine Machine Polish and before the Superwax. I think that's what Bill does. It didn't come with the kit because it's meant to be a hand polish, but I use it with the porter-cable. Revive is more of a surface cleaning polish while the FMP is more aggressive and helps eliminate light swirl marks.

The thought has crossed my mind in the past too, but I wouldn't mix the two together. Putting straight glass cleaner in the reservoir would deliver way too much cleaner when you use it. I don't know about any dilution methods for the glass cleaner, but if it's usable diluted then that would be in my opinion the only logical application. I personally go through a lot of wiper fluid especially this time of year. Wiper fluid is like $3 a gallon, Glass cleaner is $30.

Plus, after rinsing, it's just plain water sitting on the car. Spraying Detail Spray over before drying will help prevent water spots.

What is the model number of the gun you are selling? Is it 95QGFMR ? I found at least 3 different model numbers on Amazon but all the guns look relatively the same.

On something like this you should try the Leather Cleaner. It isn't as strong as the All Purpose Cleaner but it is still very effective and is made specifically to clean leather.

that's all I needed to see to convince me to buy one

I don't think we were ripping on other car care products as much as expressing our disinterest in using bathroom cleaner on a $300,000 car

There's a documentary on this on the Discovery Channel right now

nice!!

it's a good idea to have both. You can use the machine superwax twice a year (first detail for the spring and last detail before winter) to put a layer of protection on your paint (MSW lasts for months). then use the buttery wax by hand about once a month after washing to maintain your shine. That's what I'm doing for our daily drivers that aren't garaged.

I stopped watching as soon as he sprayed water with the doors open

I haven't been receiving emails for replies to subscribed topics :-/ edit: ok it seems like it works again now

excellent work at the claybar

we got a light dusting this morning but that's only the beginning: Tonight: Snow, mainly after 9pm. The snow could be heavy at times. Low around 23. Blustery, with a north wind between 18 and 24 mph, with gusts as high as 36 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 6 to 10 inches possible. Monday: Snow, mainly before noon. The snow could be heavy at times. High near 29. Blustery, with a north wind around 25 mph, with gusts as high as 38 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 3 to 7 inches possible.

They load for me, is anyone else having a problem viewing them? I'm not exactly sure why they pulled the Wheel Cleaner from the store, but I think they had to reformulate or change something. Either way, I think that it will come back as a replacement for the All Purpose Cleaner, under a different name.

So I received a bottle of the Green Wheel Cleaner in my most recent order to try out, and since today hit 57 degrees I gave my daily driver a quick halfa$$ed wash. I asked Adam if I could post this since the Wheel Cleaner was removed from the store and he said it was ok, so I did a side-by-side comparison with the Wheel Cleaner and the All Purpose Cleaner to see the effectiveness on my wheels. Ok so this is what I started with. The past 2 months worth of sand, road salt, and brake dust...yuck. For the record these are clearcoated wheels. Twelve spokes are not the most fun wheels to clean The very first thing I noticed about the Wheel Cleaner was how susdy it was compared to the APC, which is good because it was basically eating away the grime without any effort on my part. This pic is after just hosing down the wheel after spraying both products and letting them sit for a minute. I did not use a brush or a rag to wipe down the wheel at all. Notice the left side (Wheel Cleaner) is practically perfect already, while the right side (APC) still has some dirt stuck to the wheel. After confirming the Wheel Cleaner was a better agent for my wheels I went ahead and did all 4 with the Wheel Cleaner, washed my car, and dressed the tires. It's apparently going to snow over the weekend so I didn't feel like doing anything else with the car. A full detail is still planned for warmer weather:glasses:

I read about that too, but I prefer to do it with the sponge, you have more control that way to apply it evenly

the PC will not damage your paint. A rotary buffer can burn your clear coat if not used properly, but the PC is a random orbital so there's next to zero chance of doing harm. the PC + swirl&haze remover and/or fine machine polish will remove the fine scratches in your clearcoat so they aren't visible, allowing the light to reflect 100% in the paint itself

"dirty"..."vette"...this concept is foreign to me just kidding, it came out great! nice color combo too:hi: