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I tried it a couple of times since winter has started, and I really like it... sometimes I just let it dwell, and rinse, and that's it, car is 90% clean in less than 10 minutes, (and full of dirt right after but that's another story...)

Computer programmer for the Canadian government

I own the 3401 and the PE-14, gotta to say I love both, but the pe14 is just an amazing improvement compared to the noname rotary I used before, it's light, powerfull, and so easy to handle!

I have 6 of the big ones , and I love them! I usually go over the car with a damp cobra 530 to get the most of it off, then I get it really dry with the dry me crazy.

On my Rav4's ultra soft black paint, I tried OC2, hardbody and cquartz uk... none of them added any scratch protection IMO. cquartz uk seemed to fill in some fine scratches, but that's it. so now I think I'm just going to use a wax with fillers!

RIP Paul

I mostly use Me z Fg400 and Sonax Perfect finish

I usually like the CG soaps, but when I ran out of maxi suds I tried the purple wash and wax... gummes up my foam cannon because it was a bit in clumps, then when i rinsed, I reallized it killed all beading! rewashed again with Sonax soap instead, and beading came back!

I used the flex 3401

I would love to write a review for this wax

I agree to do a review! here's a picture of my previous Rav4 (2008) during the winter in Ottawa... anybody can beat that? That winter I didn't talk to/see much of the neighbours! lol

he replied to my comment: "make one logical point? I will prove you are completly closed minded and have no idea what you are talking about. you either work for the poison pusher or you are ignorant. The fact is using real tools and chemistry washing a car should be easy and fast. Ive proven...

jelly beans!

on the wheels video, he says at the end that his wash has an hydrophobic element that protects paint, so they shoot water on the car, and no sheeting or beading at all! lol

501 mixed with 601, very good durability, and easy to work. Hydro2 is easy but lasts only 2 months

#waxme

Most places like that use Aquapel, which is a really good product, but I don't like the applicator! always have a feeling it's going on too thick at the start, and then too thin at the end...

I sent you by pm a place you could get half of that in canada... and in stock...

smells great, and has alcohol, sound like a winner to me! lol

When my appendix burst 2 years ago, I spent 1 month in hospital (bad infection) and the only thing I was thinking about was to get home to wash my car... 2 months at home, but my wife never let me touch the car... seems other were more worried about me dying than myself.. lol