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They should honestly make it last longer somehow, the smell is simply...WINNING!

Ya, that 1st pic has a great reflection, plus the blue really pops out! Great job

Totally!

Lol, it would be a slap across the face spending that kind of money and it's a disappointment! I think for us to see it in action, we gotta pray CG sends a sample to Corey too test out! :xyxthumbs:

Hey Brian, Just curious with the above picture of yours, so if there's tight areas exactly like that, how effective did the GG remove possible swirls in that area. Thanks Brian and hope to hear back from you! Sincerely, Alex

Just wondering if using Goo-Gone in an engine is dangerous...Story behind this question is that a friend of mine at a detailing company told me that he was told to use Goo-Gone in the engine bay on parts where there was difficult Engine Grease/Tar caked on... Any thoughts on this?

Great job Bryan! The car looks phenomenal

Alex

I own it but havent tried it out yet...I'll keep you posted though this week.

Most of the problem is the initial first pour of the product...but the greatest advice is the funnel. Thanks everyone!

How about those Universale Dispensers sold here at AG?

I think this is a great idea!

Hey there everyone! So I have a few 128oz Bottles and was wondering what tool you use to pour the product into a smaller bottle/container? Thanks!

It was so funny because after looking at the title, I just had a feeling it would be Armor All! :laughing:

Hahaha! No worries, there's some white on your car...which looks great! But only WHITE cars! hehehe

I don't know what to say...whether that looks unbelievably awesome or that it looks like a willy wonka factory in a container :laughing: Dodo Juice, thanks for making great products once again! I have seen what you guys have done on the forums and have seen my uncle apply your various waxes...

Robert Graham if I'm going out, Nice V-Necks to school, Hoodie in the house, Tshirt with AutoGeek Apron when detailing :D

3000 RPM, this was a great thread to read! Learned a lot and just wanted to say thank-you for this great advice!

These were unbelievable results! Great Job!

Gotcha, thanks for the response btw. Hey these are really great pics everyone, keep it up!