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Looks good.. 👍 I haven't tried mine yet, how was the application? Is it a WOWO?

:eek: It took me 70-80 minutes to rinse-less wash my SUV yesterday! including wheels & tires..

I used the purple one (600gsm) for polish removal and liked it, for QD and spray wax I prefer the crazy pile towel by Microfiber Madness (not sold on AG) but I think the purple 600 or even the gold plush (350gsm) will do just fine for that job.. Just be careful when removing bugs or bird...

No, only regular 2 bucket wash.. I prefer 1 bucket with MF towels for rinse less.

+1 for Opti-Coat.

Microfiber Madness Incredimitt 👍

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Damp MF towel weekly, Blackfire Interior Cleaner monthly and Blackfire Interior Protectant every 4-6 months..

Get the CQ foam block applicator and 10 MF suede cloths pack as suggested by cardaddy so even if you do 1 panel/day and through the cloth away, you'll still have enough cloths for the remaining panels..

I used 3M double sided tape, even the non automotive one works just fine.

I use it after blow drying.. it's a little thick compared to my other favorite QD (Zaino Z6) so better to use it in shade, it can be hard to wipe off if sprayed too much specially in hot weather.

Ceriglass + Rayon pads for polishing.. Opti-Glass coating for best protection & "hydrophobicity"

I wash and dry my SUV under similar temp. range, and sometimes higher during the drying stage, usually I use the blower first for mirrors, door handles, all the nooks & crannies and blow off any remaining water on panels (it's opti-coated so 90% of the water runs off during rinsing/sheeting)...

I've watched several application videos and many write ups on forums but I don't remember any of them recommended layering opti coat! I think the purpose is to ensure full coverage but it's not required or mentioned by the manufacturer... Anyway you've successfully done it and no high spots, so...

Why two thin coats?!

I have the EZ Grip hydro-tech hand pads, http://www.autogeek.net/hydro-3-pack.html The Cyan pad is for cutting, I was able to remove light swirls with it combined with Wolfgang total swirl remover..

Like I said, the higher quality ones (CarPro, Dodo & the likes) might hold up well for longer time but they are a bit pricy! After trying the Incredimitt, I believe it's better and for the same price or even lower than the ones mentioned above. Personal preference maybe..

I tried 3 types of wash mitts: 1- Merino Wool mitt, it's nice and soft but it requires extra care and it'll fall apart after 10 washes or so, a higher quality one might live longer but still need the extra care and not worth the price IMO. 2- MF Micro-Chenille mitt, better quality and still soft...

Congrats on the new Jeep.. +1 for Dlux on trim, grill and wheels as well. For the tires, Tuf Shine 👍

Welcome to the club :) same story here, was on Jeep Garage forums for my new Grand Cherokee 5 months ago and found about AutoGeek... 4 orders in the first month, total 7 orders so far! Time, money & elbow grease consuming new hobby :)