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Too cold to wash the car. Gonna have to wait until the temps are above 20. (Sent via my mobile device...)

I'll be making about 6 pounds of sweet and salty nuts. After I hit the gym, my family and I will be heading over to our friends' house for dinner and early celebration of the NY with the kids (range 5 to 12).

You answered your own question! :) For the vast majority, a car is a method of getting from A to B, and that's all it will ever be. We are the abnormal ones!

I call BS. You don't have this. Don't go tellin' me there's nothing to buy...

Something to consider, Roger. If your car has high spots from the WG application, then it's protected. The Hydro2 Lite will extend that protection, but it won't make it look any better. So, if you want the car to look better and lose the high spots, I'd polish, recoat and then use Hydro2 Lite...

I think you'll like Hydro2 Lite. Just as good as Wet Coat and Hydro Blue. (Sent via my mobile device...)

Have to agree with Zach. I used HydroFoam a few times, but I found that I have to move very quickly to get it all off without streaking, and the benefit it provided was negligible in addition to all the other coating material I was lacing on the cars. I still use foam cannons, but it's with...

I think that's an often overlooked brown ale, and I agree with you: it is very good. Also good is Sam Smith Nut Brown Ale.

Enjoyed a quiet, uneventful drive home on I-290.

Funny. I was thinking the same things about the yellow protectors - complement the calipers! (Sent via my mobile device...)

I've noticed that with the Michelins as well. Just replaced my Goodyear tires with Primacys, so we'll see come spring. (Sent via my mobile device...)

Agree about TW. I've even using 303 Tire Balm and wiping weekly with Roger's ECH2O FrankenDetailer, and it's been about 4 weeks with still some satin appearance. Frankly, I think tire coatings and dressings just don't work for more than a few weeks - especially on daily drivers. (Sent via my...

I'm not aware of a shampoo with spot remover. The spot removers are tricky things. They definitely do something to the hydrophobic properties of your coating, but I doubt they remove the coating itself. I think this would be hard to tell anyway since coatings are sub-micron in thickness. I'd...

Not sure about Wet Coat, but there is a thread about using Hydro Blue as a QD/topper (direct spray and wipe) and the author seemed to think it worked well without streaking. I compared the three major silica sprays in a thread. The key is complete rinsing...

Roger, Can Coat IS easy to apply. Very easy, indeed.

Would love to see your review - if you're willing to put one together. (Sent via my mobile device...)

Curious: when you apply directly to the mitt and then to paint, how generous are you with the solution and how long do you wait to rinse it off? (Sent via my mobile device...)

Agree. This is what I do, and there's next to no suds. Never used it in the foam cannon, but I've used its cousin (Mystic Water Repellent) this way and it works pretty well. (Sent via my mobile device...)

1oz per 3 gallons. Not sure how much additional protection that adds.... (Sent via my mobile device...)

You know, I love Bathe+. My understanding is that Bathe Essence is simply a concentrated form of Bathe. Just as Wet Coat Essence is simply a more concentrated form of Wet Coat, it would follow that Bathe Essence would be similar. I'm really excited about Syncro. I didn't correct my paint this...