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+1 totally agree! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Here is a link for AGs towel chart, it divides them into categories per use. Microfiber Towels Comparison Chart After your new towels arrive, wash them before you first use them, that way to prevent from lenting. I would recommend using blackfire,chemical guys, or microrestore microfiber...

It really depends on the type of material your interior is made of i.e. plastic, vinyl, etc. It does offer some protection according to their website but the bottle does not state that info, which to me implies that it is more focused as a cleaner,but vinyl/leather will need more than it...

1.Great product selection( with most being Industry leading, I might add) 2. Outstanding customer service 3. Great delivery time 4. Competitive pricing ( pricing and shipping IMO) 5. Very informative 6. They have a forum, that is very beneficial. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

If you meant to say " 3M adhesive remover" I totally agree, I used it to remove the adhesive left from the clear car bra that I removed. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I would recommend using your ph neutral car wash shampoo ( the rule of " least aggressive product first" ) IF this is not strong enough I would use P21S wheel cleaner or Sonax full effect wheel cleaner both are ph neutral as well and should not strip wax if you get a little overspray. Speaking...

The only stupid question is the one that is not asked. For cleaning, the general purpose 80/20 polyester/polyamide microfibers are great. For protectant application, the http://www.autogeek.net/cobmicpad.html work very well, then follow up with another general purpose microfiber to remove any...

Ah, so it just depends on the person applying rather than the brush, makes sense. On my budget I use as little as I can get by with. Just one coat of a permanent ( a few months) tire clearcoat is enough for my liking. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Not to thread jack here, but, I've seen them used at the Infiniti dealership and I noticed Swissvax sells them too. To those that do use them, is there an issue with using to much dressing, that you have to wipe off?? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Yeah, we call that fun, I'm going to do my brothers car tomorrow, what FUN, I might even post pics in the show and shine section :) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

ONR is Optimum no rinse and OCW is Optimum car wax or Optimum car wash Edit: there is a list of abbreviations here on the forum, but I can't keep up with it. My only computer is my IPad so it is hard to keep up with my saved favorites. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I have personally never used a metro vac and blow but from reviews this is top dollar equipment. Were I in your shoes I would definitely buy it. A two in one is a great but and very useful. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Definitely will pray for her and that God will give the doctors wisdom to find the cause and treatment for her. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Way to go, guys, congratulations.:xyxthumbs:

Red bull is great at what they do, and this IMO makes them even better. Enjoy...