Recent content by AnthonyGXP

Yes, 1oz goes along way unless your doing dozens of vehicles. Solution Finish is the only permanent solution! No pun.

Hopefully you do realize a piece of clay can be used on multiple vehicles?

:iagree: 150%

Since when was Iron X a water spot remover? I prefer Spotless myself.

Griot's Garage 6" is the way to go for a non-professional. Even though some professionals do use them, it's all that's needed to maintain your personal vehicles.

Be careful as to which bottles you buy these for. They do NOT fit the Meguiar's gallon jugs.

.......or on some occasions you can make it a 1 step with FG400.

Do not allow dealer to remove plastic or wash when your new car arrives at dealership!

I believe the older model you have has been discontinued.

I would certainly take the opportunity while it's removed to clean and rinse out well. If you have trouble keeping it on, you could try a small bit of glue to reattach after the foam has been cleaned and dried. Just be sure not to glue around plunger where product is dispensed. You could also...

Every time you touch paint you are introducing marring/scratches at a microscopic level, it's about using the proper tools and technique to minimize the chances of you seeing them.

My guess would be spotting due to mobile wash crews who service these dealerships and allow the water to dry naturally.

By using this method, which I have, I will still foam the car and then use the technique mentioned above for the remainder of wash. Thus eliminating the use of the soap bucket. It's the exact same soap/foam that would be in your bucket, so not sure where you see this is wasteful?

Poorboy's Black Hole, CG EZ Creme Glaze, or Prima Amigo.

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