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Same here - I seperate out wheel/gunk towells and wash everything else together. I also store wheel/gunk towells in a seperate container from the rest of my towels, but otherwise glass/paint/interior towels all go together and have not had any issues

For the exterior paint I have been using Cobra towells - Guzzler for drying, and miracle towels and gold plush Jr. towels for all buffing, QD, etc. I always wash using Micro-Restore to machine wash and hang dry and have yet to encounter any linting...

I have the home depot one as well, 50 ft long mounted same as above, next to garage door oener and plugged into ceiling, one of the best things I ever put in my garage. Use it to un everything from my table saw to my shop vac, reaches anywhere in the garage out to the end of the driveway

What do you guys find to be the most effective way to use this? Pre rinse car with water and then cover in foam, or just cover car in foam right away? Are you able to get slightly dirty cars properly cleaned without any scrubbing or touching of the paint?

I felt the same way as Mike so I got mine with the 3G ability. In 3 years, I have only used the 3G once. It's a recurring monthly fee to keep it available starting at $20 a month, but you can subscribe when you need it for a month at a time and then cancel it. Very usefull if on a road...

thanks for the input - maybe with another application or 2 it will even out.

Alko - I assume you mean 2-3 drops at full strength? I tried to use it sparingly at first but seemed like I just couldn't get it into all the grooves, letters, etc without a LOT of product. I am just using a badic No Mess! tire dressing applicator I may try to mix it at 2 parts water and...

I just got this in after reading multiple positive reviews and tried it out this weekend. I first tried it on my truck yesterday at full strength, and it seems like it took a lot of product and was very hard to get even coverage - might be in part bacause my tires have vertical grooves all...

I'm most interested in the quick detailer, always looking for a good way to stay clean between washes

Looks awesome - those reflections are really crisp in the after shots, wish I could my truck like that...

Thanks - i'll try the plastic knife, if I can't get it thin enough I'll use the spot buffs

I want to apply my paste wax with my PC but don't want to take it out of the jar as I will probably drop it, and think I will use too much product with the putty knife or wrench application. I currently use the 4" spot buf pad on a polishin pal, which is super easy to apply to the pad as it...

Looking for some advice on these two products. I'm about to polish my truck, it's new so paint is in very good/excellent condition. Reading multiple posts it seems the PCL is actually more of a very fine polish than just a cleaner, and my questions are these: Is using both products...