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I've had good luck with BF Midnight Sun Spray Wax over PNS. From my limited exposure to layering - it makes sense to me to use a Spay Wax (like MNSun) or one of the other Spay Detailer vs another full on wax/sealant as the toppper.... :detailer:

Would you be happy with "Dr Colorchip" - this is a perfect spot for that for that IMHO - If your looking for perfection - then obviously it's not the choice... I'm with others just ask for cash payout and deal with it yourself - if you can handle a few imperfections you'll actually make out here.

I would go more by GSM - The highest I've seen is 1200 - Big Blue Drying Towel 70/30 is the percentage of polyester to polymide - my understanding is the more polymide = softer.... But GSM describes how many fibers are in a sq inch - so that's a better indicator of softness Technically...

I just use Micro Restore & water to soak them for a few days - and then throw them into the washer for a spin:props: Also I just toss my microfibres in a bucket with micro restore/water until I have enough to do a full wash load.:dblthumb2:

[Chant]Camaro!!! Camaro!! Camaro!![End Chant] Not sure why there is any other thought - besides keeping both beauties.... :dblthumb2::buffing:

The most recommended that I've seen is the: AR Blue AR390SS It seems to have the right balance of price vs adding features like the On-board Hose Reel & Metal inlet/outlet connections..... The only downfall is you need an adapter to run some accessories: AR390SS Adapter

Well - I would think the best contact would be Corey would be best poised to completely answer the question.... But - from my understanding Finest is is supposed to provide the most shine and depth, while being the most difficult to apply - CQuartz is the balance between shine/protection and...

Nick - Has there been any testing related to washer fluid level sensors? I only ask as I have an Audi - and many folks find anything other than standard "Blue" fluid causes Audi washer fluid sensors to get a film on them and then the dash light is triggered. This sounds like a wonderful...

Also don't let it sit for too long - I ended up with it eating through the clear on my wheels - after leaving it for a little to long - opted to stop using it after that one - Pinnacle Advanced Wheel Cleaner works just as well and is 100% safe.....

:drool:Awesome - Glad to see it up and running!!!:drool: PS - Don't go to far on 1/4 tank..... Or at least stay off the loud pedalIm the MAN I really thought it would make little more - but reliability is king vs. pushing it to the limit:props:

Any updates? I'm curious on how it all plays out - I figure 646WHP as my own guestimate....

Very Nice Work!!! What is your process to remove the rust from rotors after/during wash - I sometimes have the same issue and it looks like you have a way to clean it up vs. just letting the brake pads clean it off?

Whaaaaatat - that's a brilliant idea - I pour out about a gallon daily during the summer and never thought to use it..... Thanks for the tip!!!:props:

hmm - that looks pretty good - nice job!!

I typically throw them in small bucket of water with an oz of Micro Restore - I continue to add to the pile until I get enough for a load of towels & pads

I prefer Pinnacle Advanced Wheel Cleaner - tried a few other (PoorBoys/Both Sonax Full Effect & Plus/DUB) - but the Pinnacle seems to clean the best as well as clings best out of them all - Does smell as bad as the others though..... ohhh - and it's safe for all wheels!

Psst - that was 2014 - so it's probably long gone....

I've good things about the: AR Blue 390SS It's electric, but not too small (2000 PSI) - and has upgraded metal inlet and discharge connections - along with an on-board hose reel to keep everything compact enough for easy storage.

I use my 4 Stroke Gas Backpack Blower.... Dolmar Blowers The Handheld would probably also work (320 cfm vs 720 cfm) - but the backpack version definitely does wonders in blowing water of cracks and seams:props:

Ha! Phew - I thought I missed out on this - which always seems to happen when I place an order....