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I experienced the same thing with HD Speed on a trashed black Altima. Had to step up to an LC Flat orange from white.

I've used CG Inner Clean and I liked it. Cleaned well, smelled nice, and didn't leave ANY gloss behind.

Thank you for all of your contributions! We should all be grateful for them, your decades of experience are invaluable. I've learned so much from all of the advice and techniques in your posts and videos, and I've always had good results using them.

I would wipe the car down with quick detailer or waterless wash in the morning.

I use all 8 of my polishing pads to buff out my Honda Accord. Followed by a single finishing pad for sealant (I have one as a spare too). I also have 8 cutting pads. My brother recently asked me to buff out his GMC Sierra 2500HD. I told him I'd need to buy more pads before even trying. I'm...

The PFM drying towel comes in two sizes: large and small. The small ones would be absolutely perfect for rinseless washes. They are soft and absorbent, and their small size makes them easy to handle. Which is especially important for drying a panel at a time when doing a rinseless wash. I don't...

Ya, definitely put some paint or primer on the exposed metal edge of the holes. They'll probably start rusting otherwise. Then you can put a plug or the bed side cap.

Let us know how it goes! I like the ease of applying an aerosol. Anyone know if it's water or solvent based?

I wash my all my MF products towels the same way. I put them in the washing machine on warm, add some 3D Towel Kleen, then put them in the dryer on low. This process seems to work well for me.

I'd get a boar's hair wash brush. Montana Original Boar's Hair Car Wash Brushes is a soft, gentle car wash brush for cars, trucks, SUVs, and boats.

For those of you who use Hyper Dressing or PERL, how do you apply it? I've been using an aerosol from Meguiar's and I just spray directly it on the tire, then wipe with a microfiber or foam applicator. I like this process and it seems to work pretty good for me. Will the same process work for...

I'd use quick detailer or waterless wash and a MF towel, and wipe down the whole car. Instead of wiping the dust off dry.

Good point about cap-less fuel fillers. Maybe that's a good place for just a waterless wash and MF towel. Don't want to get water in the tank. I find that my personal car doesn't need regular cleaning behind the fuel door. I gave it a good cleaning when I first bought it, but since then it...

I uses 303 AP for engine bays after reading many recommendations here. Works good. Nice satin finish, not greasy, and lasts a long time.

Maybe 3D One will be more comparable to Menzerna HC400.

I like to do a thorough application of 303 AP on my interior plastic once a year.

I wash all my MF towels with warm water. The packaging of my Griot's Garage PFM drying towel said to wash with it with hot water, but I don't. Mainly to save energy, not because I'm worried about damaging the MF towel. My towels all seem to come out clean and soft enough anyways.

Similarly, I have dried 2 mid-sized sedans with the large PFM back to back. It was so heavy with water, but it couldn't be wrung out. Starting the 2nd car with the damp PFM wasn't too bad, but by then end of it I would say it was done (couldn't absorb more). But that's still very impressive for...

Where does HD One fit in with the existing HD Polish+ and HD Cut+? In between, like a medium polish?

I have UWW+, ONR, D155 and D156 at my disposal. The first 2 are are $5/gallon of QD, the latter 2 are $30 and $45 per gallon respectively. For a drying aid, I use either of the first 2 simply because of cost. They seem to work well. I feel like I'm wasting the 2 more expensive ones spraying...