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This may have been another dealer installed option ??? Put there sometime back to prevent the license plate from hitting the paint. My plate was installed with felt at the bottom edge. Positioned to prevent plate hitting body, etc.

476 works, does what it say's and has great longevity. Priced right. I have no need to test another product.

I also have been using it. With a HE washer, I have found that 1/2-3/4 oz. works well depending on towels (dirt), etc. I use 4-oz. measuring cup that I pour desired amount then pre-mix/fill with water before putting in washer. Label say's 1-2 oz. As others have said it is thick. Did the...

I agree. For durability, ease of use Opti-Bond is it. Tried Carpro PERL, did not measure up tp my standards. I'm finding the Duragloss, Collinite and Optimum line is all that's needed.

If you care about your vehicle. You will have an emergency kit available.

I've noticed this alot. My thought is they AG'ers are not aware that there is a 'Search' function available. If it is to hard to use it may need revision, etc. I use this alot to find the information before asking and waiting for info. Alot of time I will get more pages that I could read in...

Pre-Soak '7 really dirty ones', avoid cross contamination of your good towels. You might want to use these for other dirty jobs, etc.

I agree. I tried the PERL, it did not live up to the hype. Threw it out and went back to 303 and Opti Tire Gel.

3d towel kleen... I have been trying the Towel Kleen and found that in a HE washer. That 1/2-oz. to 3/4-oz. is all that is needed. It's inexpensive and a gallon is going to last a long time to use up. The label mentions that it leaves no residue behind. Vinegar rinse did not show anything.

It is your color coding system. What works for you. You designate a specific color for what it's used for. Makes it easier to wash. No cross contamination, etc. Those that get dropped are for wheel and engine use, etc. Used a perm. black marked to designate, no mix ups.

I'm not sure what the gov. imposed exactly, regard specifics. The AG Calif. guys/gals are going to end up being pulled over for violating water restrictions, etc. Their cars are too clean. Why haven't we explored desalination projects. We have all the ocean waters, just filter/sterilize...

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Duragloss does what it say's. It works, and it cost less that the boutique. I would like to see a Duragloss and Collinite link, dedicated to just these products.

I agree with using the least aggressive. I have always wondered why the paint mfg. do not make a better clear coat.. Resistant to birds, chemicals, etc. Sure would help.

I also have a load of mft from various vendors (70/30 Korean Blend), and never had a lint problem on dark cars. The last time I heard of this was the green ones, sometime back.

If you can find an open lake, up here. Good Luck. If you can find an open area, you will get a sharp surprise. This will do more than just freeze you spine. -25 deg. F. I think 1Z or Menzera ????

This sounds like a perfect time for a 'contest' or 'give away'.... Hint !! Nick.....

I agree. Look for made in Korea. MFT alot better than China. Do not go cheap (price), you need to use the best quality towel. It pay's in the long run. 70/30 blends are perfect.

As everyone has said. It's up to you. We all have preferences. Color coding of towels. Yellows for paint, Blue for Windows, Green for Interior, etc. It's your system. I prefer 360, 530, 600-800 gm/2, 70/30 or 75/25 Korean mfgr. Those that get dropped become wheel or engine towels along with...

I agree. You may also want to look into a shop coat or lab coat (become a Dr. of Detailing) to keep clothes clean.