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Interested in your BF Trim & Tire Sealant. I'll PM you with a few things I have to see if you're interested in a trade.

Uber is my go to now but I tend to use it mainly as a Waterless Wash. Lately, when my car is really dirty I've been using my foam gun with Optimum Car wash as a 'pre treatment' and then using Uber in WW form as a follow up. Really like that combo. But I will throw in a Rinseless wash every now...

I've used Essence a half dozen times and literally have never experienced any of the things you are claiming.

So by 'classic' are you referring to regular CQuartz?

Looks great. After you polished the glass, did you just use Hydro2 on the windows as well for protection?

I've got HD Polish+ and it's become my new go to for fine to medium polishing. I just ordered AAT Compound and looking forward to trying it as well. If it cuts and finishes as well as I've heard then it might be my new one-step of choice.

Everyone that has tried the AAT products rave about them. Adapt even touted its 'Adaptive Abrasive Technology" so I'm guessing there was a lot in common between the products.

When it's hot out it's definitely a workout. I had to start wearing a headband so I didn't sweat all over the paint!

Aren't 3D's AAT products (501 & 502) supposed to be the same thing? Or possibly even better versions of HD Adapt? I've heard nothing but positives about both the polish & compound but have not used them personally. I've been meaning to pick some up now that they're offered in 8 oz. containers.

If you're still having trouble I'd suggest getting a carpro rayon pad. It has a lot more 'bite' on glass that foam pads don't have. Now, I've definitely used a yellow LC pad to clean glass but if your water spots are that bad you should step up to a rayon pad. I bought one just to use basically...

Agree on Nu Glass. I've applied it by hand or with machine. It doesn't 'correct' like ceriglass but does great removing spots and cleaning the glass. Good price too.

I'm aware of a product that was created specifically to remove salt from vehicles (something we have to deal with here in the Midwest for many months during winter). It's sprayed on the car as a pre-wash treatment and emulsifies the salt, allowing you to then wash the car without marring the...

That's what I was referring to as well. Typically the sales end when the timer goes off (there's been several just in the past couple weeks). For whatever reason this sale was extended (which is obviously at AG's discretion to do so - it's not a bad thing anyway).

Yes, all sales have an expiration. The banner up top shows you how long before the sale ends. Sometimes a sale gets extended but that's not typically the case.

Given the title, I'm guessing this is some type of event/promotion that is going to happen every 4th of July.

I really like Menz. 2500 (not sure what the new # is) for a one step. Has pretty good cut for mild defects and finishes down great. I would even put fg400 in the one step category and it has even more teeth to it. I'm currently on a HD Polish kick, though. Love that it cuts down the time needed...

Definitely wouldn't go straight for a wet towel to dry. Just use uber in WW concentration and do a regular waterless wash after your rinse down. There will be plenty of dirt on your towels.

I live on Ohio and it typically takes 5 business days for my order to arrive. I ordered a couple items from Autopia on Saturday and a couple from AG on Sunday. Both orders are scheduled to arrive at my house today.

Picked up a couple of the Wool pads just to try. I've heard people rave about their spider pads, though.

Agree with others re: correction. WPE has no abrasives so it won't correct if that's what your car needs. Also, what LSP are you planning to use? Speed is an AIO so it will correct and protect so no need for an additional step if you go that route.