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"I'd rather buy Autogeek Applicators, but I can't pass up a giveaway!"

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I actually do the top of my washer and dryer with Klasse as well. Makes cleaning nice and easy. Do you just use AIO on your board's top sheet, or ever polish out swirl marks?

I know there have been some similar threads, but they are not usually all that specific. I am curious what items other than vehicles do you polish, wax, etc. with tools normally reserved for cars? What tools/products do you use for these other items? Here are some of my examples: I wax...

Thanks for the response. I figured separation with AIO would happen, but I am really surprised your ONR didn't freeze. Are you talking about just the bottle of ONR or with it mixed up with water at QD dilution?

I am curious as to what you guys who live in colder climates do about storing your detailing products in your vehicle. I would love to keep a spray bottle of ONR in my car at all times throughout the winter for those times where it's need while on the road. I am thinking ONR at QD strength...

Autogeek pick me for a Flex Knife!

I would absolutely love to find a product that is similar to WD-40 and its cleaning ability on various surfaces and materials, but does NOT leave behind a residue the way WD-40 does. Any suggestions?

Your post made me have a "duh" moment. I always spray IG on a dirty window and wipe with a microfiber. Of course the microfiber then gets absolutely filthy and stained. I don't know why I never thought of using a paper towel FIRST, then follow up with a microfiber. :dunno:

1. 1992 Pontiac Grand Am in bright aqua. 2. So far it is Meguiars. Very versatile products. 3. Waxes and sealants...probably around 10. 4. LEARNING!!!! Every time on here I learn a new tip or about a new product to try. 5. The end result. Being able to step back and say "I did that".

Whoever said, 'It's not whether you win or lose that counts.' probably lost. I'd like to win.

I just bought the 3M 6200 from Home Depot and love it. I use it for cleaning with chemicals in confined spaces and it works great. It is reusable and works with a few different filter types, and is very low maintenance (wash it every once in a while). It's cheap enough and fits pretty well...

I would love to try DP Waterless Auto Wash, and DP Max Wax!

I don't use a Jelly Blade, but rather a gas station style squeegee for my windows just to get almost all the water off them with 2 swipes. I then follow up with a microfiber to clean any remaining water to avoid spotting. I would imagine using a jelly blade would be great for doing this, but I...

My boss recently crashed into my silver Xterra and I am going to need some body work. I'm from northern NJ (and nearby to Rockland County NY as well) and looking for a good shop to get the work done. I know you all know about good paintwork and appearance as detailers, so I am hoping to find a...

My homemade toilet scrubber wheel brush. Guaranteed to not scratch toilets and wheels seem ok with the one time I tried it. I did use it to clean my bathtub too and it kicks some serious butt!

Toilet Wheel Scrubber

I have been using ONR for a while but just wanted to clarify a few things and have a few questions: I am a little confused about this part. You can soak your sponge or mitt in a bucket of a shampoo like Gold Class? Am I doing this after I am done working on the vehicle and rinsing is...

Found on YouTube. - Using a heat gun to restore automotive plastics