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Hi Jeremy, thank you so much for breaking down the dilution ratios! I'm going to print this out and put it on my closet door as a quick reference for preparing solutions :). This helps me out a lot. Yes, some of my bottles have a breakdown of dilution ratios, but some do not. -Ed

Welcome! I was born and raised in Wappingers Falls, currently living in Middletown. Do you specialize in paint correction? -Ed

One tip in another forum I picked up (and might be in the above links), clean outside glass going in one direction (left to right), and do inside glass (up and down). If there are streaks present, you will know which side of the glass to focus on. That's a start, the rest is dependent on...

Jim, you have been giving great ideas! I love reading your posts. Looks like I'll be buying one of these for my Dad's house. He might even be using it as well. -Ed

I have the same detergent, but I do not think it was doing anything different than what Tide HE was doing. The mistake I have been making is that I was putting the towels in the washer first, then adding water and detergent. Now I know why I couldn't get a good rinse afterward. The water...

I have 4, but it takes 2 to get off the beaded water. The heavier Cobra is my finishing towel. -Ed

This did not work for me. Ended up pitching them as they absorbed nothing at that point.

Honestly, from the pic provided, I cannot see anything. However, you are taking a risk of causing paint damage from an accessory like this, it's the same as a nose mask. No matter what the good intention is by trying to avoid one problem, you are creating another.

This one is my favorite. I use it as a final dry towel after using 2 guzzler's. As an aside, however, I'm not really fond of the guzzler's even though they work. Just wish they were thicker? Cobra Deluxe Ultra 600 Microfiber Towel, microfiber buffing towel, microfiber drying towel, detail...

+1 Saw this as well and it peaked my interest, but NOT waiting 4 days for curing. That is completely out of the question for me.

I *really* like UWWW+ and I'm not concerned about the price. It's overall just a great product with amazing results and as long as you use it along with proper technique it cleans up very well!

On my old 09' Corolla and now on my 13' Sentra:

Once again Jim, you helped me make my decision. I was worried about battery life, as I read so many different things. This little guy seemed to fit the bill for my needs, plus I do plan on getting a new cordless drill and maybe a saw, so the Makita line will be perfect for me. One day I will...

Thanks Jim, you answered some of my questions. I thought about a Metro Vac, but am steering towards something portable because I do sometimes go to a bay wash and wanted something compact and not bulky. Do you think if I had 2 of the 3AH batteries (I take it they are the strongest ones) would...

Could someone please provide me a link to a good CORDLESS blower? I'm not sure what to buy, but I do know it must be over 120MPH and over 90 CFM. Just not sure what you all are using out there, and need some guidance. If you do use cordless, please provide manufacturer name and model number...

You just made me smile :doh:

:urtheman:You just gave me a great idea as I wear a pocket tee or jacket when waxing. Wow...love it! -Ed

I just bought a bottle of Meg's Rubber and Vinyl cleaner #40. I had used it a very long time ago with very nice results. Not shiny, more a matte finish. Cleans and shines, a nice AIO.

Not to go off too off topic from the OP, but how is he doing? Mine is 75 and he exceeded everyone's expectations for recovery. He's essentially a "new" man pain free, but things like squatting too long to do wheels and such are still a no-no. He stiffens up a bit. -Ed

:iagree: That was my thought. I have a whole separate set for that type of task. To add to to it, you *could* try using a presoak on your washing machine with maybe 4 oz of your favorite APC or degreaser with hot water. Then analyze from there, and wash as you normally would. Maybe it's...