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Engines cleaned and "detailed" (detailing product na on AG) the Crosstrek yesterday and the CX-5's a month ago. Hopefully when I go in for for the first service tomorrow on the Crosstrek, the techs may be a little more "caring" given that the car belongs to someone who does "care." Also did a WW...

I get they we are picky about our car's appearance and upkeep, but for the life of me, I just don't see how (usually?) otherwise clean/neat/organized people would choose to drive cars that have so much dirt/debris on the floors and a messy/dirty interior.

I'm always up for learning trying something new, if the reviews/opinions are good. But I'm not sure I like having to get another sprayer as well as what looks to be a messy endeavor. I'm not convinced that that foam does a better job in encapsulating the dirt than a good ww with all those...

Agree, nice level of sheen. But like (most everything) so much is in the prep. I learned that lesson when I applied a tire coating a few months ago. The tires were scrubbed and wiped with a rubber cleaner. I still had a feeling it might not have been enough, so I took a chance anyhow, applied...

I have tried both the Griot's and the Cerakote's and unless I'm mistaken, they are the same product, but the Cerakote's are less expensive.

Same here.

Yes, and a nice looking job.

Mike, A more stout towel wiping - as in wiping on the WW. And what about the final "once over pass?" :)

I used Griot's Satin, worked as expected and no sling.

Same here too. Oh well.

That's a nice size garage! Pricey?

Wonderful looking garage. It's hard to gauge from the pictures, but how large is the garage. Also, is this "attached/fastened" to the existing floor or is it resting on top?

The OP is asking about a Waterless wash. I use Griot's BSR but only as a rinseless wash. Have you used it as a WW? For myself, I'm satisfied with Ultima WW, but certainly am open to trying something else.

Chris, I guess the question would be how long does Perl last before needing another application?

No worries or need to apologize. Just look at the title of this post Gyeon FROTHE or CarPro Reset. There is no Gyeon FROTHE, I meant to say Gyeon Bathe. I'm a hobbyist doing this for 10 years and I don't have all the terminology down. Theory is to avoid touching car any more than necessary...

I just saw the video on Restart and they are two different products. Restart has an iron cleaner on board and is a decontamination type wash and Bathe seems to be a maintenance type wash.

Gotcha. Funny thing is I coated with Fictech Crystal, which was as easy a coating I ever applied, but ya know, we just want to keep all these companies in business, so like most with coated cars wanted a topper, adds a bit of luster and shine. Damn funny thing is I washed my CX-5 today and...

Ok, so I'm trying to wrap this up, but if it lessens/degrades the sealant, why use it as a maintenance wash? Now, I could see where it would be beneficial after each wash to take off the last detail spray, but most apply sealants eithers as a LSP or as a topper for the coatings.

This one - FICTECH CAR GLISS SILICA BASED SPRAY

Thanks All. Reset will be on order later today. For clarification - my car is coated and topped with a sealant. Does Reset affect the selalent?