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Yes. I have found that if you unscrew the cap to the sprayer that it will work. I assumed that the lid seals so tight that air cannot get in after the first spray or two. I'll have to take it apart and see if he tube is clogged like yours was.

....What he said. Either he doesn't know how to clean off the etched-in brake dust or he used a cleaner that damaged your wheels. Your picture is way too small for us to tell exactly. Even if you are tracking your car every weekend, I doubt that heat from the brakes caused any kind of damage.

I also have experienced this on cars that I have sealed with Wolfgang DGPS 3.0 or traditional waxes. Interestingly I have also used the Sonax BSD on top of CQuartz UK and it not only enhances the gloss and water sheeting, but applies as slick as anything I have used.

I at the same time both love and hate the styling of the car. :dunno: Great work. The owner will experience a high return on their investment and it looks good to boot.

Wonderful work :xyxthumbs:

My understanding is that they are clear-coated polished aluminum, so you should be ok with a paint safe wheel cleaner.

Do some of you really believe that bicyclists think they own the road as compared to 3000-7500lb vehicles with drivers that are texting or looking at their phone for the next hot song to play? Grow up.

I actually just used SBSD on top of CQuartz UK as an "experiment" and I was pleasantly surprised by how slick the application felt; not grabby at like application on top of a sealant. The snow and the salt are having a tough time sticking to the paint. I have the SPNS as well, just haven't...

I love this. I am curious to see how you address the challenge of employee retention: i.e. - A big challenge will be that when your properly trained employees realized that they can take their new found expertise (which was paid for by your training) on their own and make more money running...

Wow. Very. Well. Done. Sir.

Great turnaround. I know you said the budget was for a 1-step. What tools/products did you end up using because the results are amazing. I am very curious because my brother is a contractor with a similarly beat-up black Ram 2500 that I am sure he has never washed, and I would like to clean it...

It looks like etching/failure, which I find is usually caused by bird bombs. There is no way of fixing it that I am aware of other than repainting.

$300 plus tip is not too bad for a great learning experience. The car looks great.

I am simply blown away :applause: Awesome pictures.