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There are two main types of pdr. From the inside with long rods and then the outside with glue pullers. Id wash before incase they put their hands on paint elsewhere too.

I think he wants an attacment for the quick disconnect, not the outlet of the cannister. I think youd have to make your own by using another male disconnect and the adapt it to some sort of nozzle.

Just attempted a touchless type wash today. Hadnt cleaned the vehicle in a month. It jad some film and light dirt. Its protected with 1 month old powerlock(best sealant imo) OPC 4:1 on lower sides,wheels and wheel wells Eagle one a2z for tires(my goto brown tire cleaner) Let sit for a couple...

I tend to need forced rotation (3401, high speed) and decent pressure for ceriglass to remove any scratches. Also it takes much longer to work imo. Make sure to spray water frequently to keep the product workable.

Did this today thanks for the idea. Also bought a high flow y for at the faucet. Cant get by without that personally. Also wrapped the valve in electrical tape to cover most of the metal and sharp edges. Ill see how that holds up.

High Flow Garden Hose Quick Connector Coupler Coupling | eBay Here are some 5/8 ID qd's. Not full 3/4 but better than 1/2(gilmour)

Thanks. Maybe leave a third control piece that is bare (no oil or aro) too.

Yes,the description is what prompted my post.

What makes this product rust inhibiting and can anyone attest to it doing so? Thanks

Try a washer between adapter and gun. See if that gets you closer.

Wow, will do for the next order. Thank you.

I do wish all of these companies would stop shipping these clingy and messy styrofoam peanuts. including AG

Do you ever spray the pad with a little water before using the terry towel to help break up any clumps?

Regarding the lm cream. You cant tell what is faux sometimes. Regardless you still want to use the cream on the whole seat because it will prevent dye transfer, make the surface more repellent to stains and do the same job on vinyls it would on the coated leather.

Clean the interior surfaces,vacuum,extract carpet, steam the remaining stains , then something like drivepur

This is an all time favorite of mine . Mercedes SSK "count trossi" Would love to review this light.

I bought these foam applicators and they started falling apart when used on sidewalls with raised letters or ridges. They work great until that though. I since have switched to the carrand brush.

I use a stiff, short bristle (black) 5" for carpeted floormats and a soft flag tipped gray 3" for leather sometimes. Both are great tools and easier than gripping another brush firmly. For cleaning leather, spray cleaner on to brush. I probably wouldnt use the carpet one too much on the vehicle...

Try valugard fast finish. Its a qd but actually darkens trim a bit and leaves since protection. Very inexpensive too. $17/gal i believe. I really like it for this purpose specifically.

Where did you get that one?