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Rinseless wash…mix 1oz. of concentrate per 2 gallons of water. Waterless wash & wax…mix 1/2 oz. per 32 oz. of water. Spray wax…mix 1 oz. to 15 oz. of water.

To this day, my PC mated with a MF finishing pad, and Megs D301...is the fastest, easiest AIO combo I've ever used including HD speed. Two fast passes at slow speed 4 and your onto the next section. Wipe off with D156 and you have a killer looking, easy way to polish and protect the car. It's...

Swissvax sells lots of wax. Having said that I've returned to sealants and wax for my own car after trying several coatings. It just looks so damn better on my car. Not speaking of others and I enjoy babying my car without the hassle of a perfect prep step.

On my own vehicle I've had all three. I still love a sealant like PNS, FK1000p, or 4star topped with Fuzion. I've never found anything that looks as good in every lighting condition and has gotten as many compliments. Plus the sealants mentioned last 6-9 months. I polish the car twice a year so...

Trifecta has been my go to since it came out. I've tried them all. This one is my choice for waterless and rinseless.

The new V6 model has more hp and torque than the old V8. 0-60 in 5.3 seconds. Same basic engine the new $500,000 GT uses but with more turbos. The 10 speed auto trans is going to be legendary. The GT uses it and the new 2018 mustangs will have it this fall.

A wax won't last a year so scratch that. A few months, yes it's possible if you wash the car properly.

My wife's car had PNS applied last November. I have yet to see the beading fade. I'll be doing my spring polishing soon so it will be polished off before it ever dies.

Klasse act I agree. I'd be glad to fund a child or adult who needs an operation or transplant and have done that. This just shows the mindset of America today. I want to take a free vacation to Europe to enable my well being and happiness. Oh well...

RPPM. Perfectly said. It's all marketing BS.

Put wax on a junkyard car and it will make the paint (or rust) "pop". The word pop in detailing is often deceiving. What makes the paint pop is uncovering the crap on top of it. That's better done by polishing and not temporary masking. Any polish that can make the clear coat "clear" will work...

Watch the hellcat vs tesla episode of head to head. The tesla was half way down the track before the hellcat moved off the line. Seems burning the tires into oblivion makes for good movie scenes but it's not something that wins races. The demon probably is much worse. Super cars with that much...

FK1000p and DG 105 are tops on my list. I've used both for many years in the worse NE winters. They also both look great. I've actually gone from coatings back to FK1000p. Yeah, you read that right

It's very easy. You do her car when you do yours. Put the same effort into it as you would yours. Its worked for me for 30 years. Plus when she knows and sees your home working on her car and not screwing around with the guys or whatever, it pays dividends

NASCAR is dying. Viewership is way down from five years ago. I mean WAY down. I used to love it back in the good ole days. Now its unwatchable imo. The commentators are idiots. Their jokes suck, and they need to get waltrip the hell out of there. Just a bunch of young punks with fancy suits and...

My friends son is trying to start a detailing business. She's been passing out flyers and brochures for months. I've read them and frankly most people understand the differences between a car wash and detailing. What they understand more is the difference between $10 and $100. Therein lies the...

My test for any rinseless wash is the home mirror/windows test. If it looks spread free and spotless on your mirror it will on your car.

I'm from the old school which says never touch the paint unless you're adding some thing back. Every wipe of your paint even when washing is taking something off. Yes it may not be much but nonetheless it's happening. So I'm all for products like d156 or washes that have something to offer

I'm intrigued by the comment that a coating simplifies life in regards to maintenance. I have serious reservations about such an observation using coatings that requires special soap, special toppers and boosters, special coating repair polishes (carpro +), and god knows whatever other products...

I've said for years that if somebody made a product that fills in scratches (instead of grinding them down) ... and the product lasts months or even years, they couldn't make the stuff fast enough. I've always wanted to be able to fill in the valleys (instead of grinding down the mountain) to...