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If you don't wish to fill up your wash bucket to at least 3 gallons then you can, if your vehicle isn't very soiled, get away from using a GG in your wash bucket so you can access easily your solution using 1-2 gallons. You will definitely need it in your rinse bucket though and make sure to...

Ha! I do love foaming up that tire. Going to try some other foaming sprayers and some OTC ones as well. Might have to go with Meg's Super Degreaser for tires and keep my 2 gallons of OPC for everything else.

Yeah, I think you're right. I guess I'll start doing half pumps and see if I notice a difference. That's a pretty good idea. I'm going to try that. Thanks. :xyxthumbs:

I recently switched to Griot's Garage Foaming nozzle and noticed I use A LOT more product than a regular spray nozzle. For some reason, i believed a foaming nozzle would save me from using so much product but it looks like the complete opposite. Can someone shine some light here and explain...

Optimum car wash is very impressive. You can cut it to .5oz a gallon and still get impressive results.

I can tell a huge difference on my iPhone 4S screen so I'm pretty sure your Note 2 screen is also capable of showing the difference.

They have spray bottles and pump sprayers which are handy for WW and clay lube.

Congrats on your new purchase. Can't wait for the pics.

I cringed when he said it could remove bugs on his bumper. It looked like he was about to do it but then the buyer said he had to go somewhere.

There are a few dressings that give tires a matte look. They can be layered to give a glossier finish. Dressing a tire is not only for looks - a good quality dressing will protect tires from the sun which will help protect them from cracking and browning.

I agree. I have several dressings that dry within minutes.

Are you trying to say that Opti-Bond required to dry overnight or else it will sling? If so, that is false. I use it straight after every wash and only takes 15 minutes to cure and dry to the touch. If you've experienced slinging, I'm wondering if it was due to improper tire cleaning.

You truly can't go wrong with either of those. Great choice in getting the gallon of Optimum with the included wash mitt. You're going to love the blueberry scent. :dblthumb2:

Want to send each other a sample? :D

I've been wanting to try some out. Does it beat Opti-Bond in durability?

:iagree: But, if you want the look of a clean black sheen tire go with Optimum Opti-Bond. Dries to the touch in less than 15 minutes and lasts a long time.

My local NAPA store doesn't have it in stock but was able to deliver any DG product and was able to pick it up the next day.

DG901 and Optimum Car Wash get my vote.

Their 1" detail brush has been OOS for months now.

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