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OK niblick, Question, 100gr will be enought to done 1 car? Regards.

I can't edit my last reply, So I have nanoskin at my home - Fine grade, The question is if to use that or Chemical Guys clay block (They grade it at fine-medium) In general I prefer clay PAD to use with DA polisher to save time. Regards.

I have nanoskin Fine grade at my home, Nanoskin Autoscrub Speedy Prep Sponge It will do the work on car that never clayd before? Regards.

Bob, I don't know which to choose, I open this thread to get help from you which size of clay to choose. Regards

@FUNX650, What you think, I need aggressive clay ? or fine will be good ? as I think someone never does polish/clay to my car. Regards.

Hi, I have black Mazda 3, that I think don't clayed (or how write this) for years ago :\ (a lot of swirels). I need your help please, which heavy clay to choose ? I use ONR as Clay Lube. Regards.

I have also have ONR in home. Regard.s

So far, the UWW+ is best value for money, But the question is the quality In comparison to other products ? Regards.

Sorry for double, So, I make more calculate, Here is the results, (Prices by amazon) Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+ Concentrate, 16 Oz - 17.95$USD, Make 31 bottles of 650ml = 20150ml = 20 Liter. Optimum Opti-Clean - 32 oz. - 17.59$USD Make 1 Gallon - 3.78Liter. Regards.

So on which QD you can recommends that will give gloss ? for black color car. @pheerix, For the UWWW+, The dilulate is 1/2 fl. oz. for 22 oz. spray bottle. Regards

What about speed wipe ? Anybody use it ? Regards.

"obv for waterless washes" what you mean ? And hey, thanks for quick reply. regards.

Hi, How the Optimium Opti-Clean Waterless comparison as Chemical Guys ECOSMART? In the price the opti-clean defentaly is winner, but how the results ? Another question is how the Chemical Guys Speed Wipe as QD (after washing the car)? Regards.

And something like change color and can be dilulate ? there is something like that ? Regards.

Hi, Is there any product strong like Sonax that I can dilulate it ? Regards.