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Unless its a non-coated leather (few and far between), use your favorite APC.

TBH I don't think the market needs yet another long throw DA. I would've gone nuts for a smaller 3401 type machine for tight areas.

Will buy on spot.

Going with Meguiar's Syn Wax as it works great on paint, glass, plastic trim, seats, dash, etc... leaves a "just clean" look without the goop of dressing.

From my experience, it doesn't have the correction power of the FLEX but man is it smoooooth.

I just did this today with DP Intensive APC at 4:1 on my Tacoma's tires. Worked well. I will never ever scrub tires by hand again. I also just bought a right angle DeWalt drill that I am putting a drill brush on instead of the PC for portability.

Infinite Use Detail Juice and Juice Boost.

Best steamer in my opinion for its ability, construction, and price is the VX5000.

They have great support. Im sure they'll take care of you.

I would definitely say chip and scratch repair. It doesn't get you 100% but it does make it a hell of a lot better than it was.

It used to be a QD spray before it was a spray wax.

The FLEX is in a league above standard DA. Dress it up any way you want but the 3401 is just nuts.

Meguiars 365

My neighbors are seriously worried about me at this point. I live in an apartment (trashed car wonderland) and I'm always out doing a rinseless on my truck. I'm just so addicted to the freshly washed look of Infinite Use Detail Juice.

If you were closer to Charlotte, I'd do it over the weekend just to add it to my portfolio. Beautiful car.

With Poxy, why not just use HD polish then Poxy as LSP?

Soon to be back in Georgia, Douglasville or Canton area. Georgia has the best people. I always end up wanting to go back home.

Has to be the DP Tire Clean. I nabbed a sample of it. You could just see all the crud coming off and out of the rubber.

ARO lifts gunk up and rolls off when you rinse. It is not an acid type product. It is a great product. I feel it's been sort of forgotten in the product rush the past couple of years.

Bet the women weren't mad when anything liquid beaded right up for a year afterwards!! Damp cloth is all it took.