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I have a compact BOSCH air blower that I use to dry my SUV and it works very well.. 160 CFM but it's only 4lbs and it has flexible rubber tube so I can easily handhold it and move it very close to the surface or crevice to dry (it doesn't scratch the paint if touched it accidentally) :xyxthumbs...

SmartWax, I think it's owned by/sister company of Chemical Guys

2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 5.7L HEMI - 10k miles IMG_0752-Edit by Sherif Menshawy, on Flickr

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I've used it a couple of times, kept my rims clean and shiny so it's good IMO but I haven't used anything else on rims to compare.. BTW my wheels are polished aluminum with mineral gray pockets (clear coated I think).

Optimum Car Wash CG Honeydew snow foam CG Citrus Wash & Gloss add 1oz of ONR to wash bucket with any soap.

+1 even the non-automotive tape will work for light weight and small emblems and easy to remove with goo gone or 3m adhesive remover.

Love your dedication to do the best you can even if it sounds overkill for some people or some customers don't notice that 0.1% difference :xyxthumbs: As a customer I would blindly trust people like you to do the job because I know you'll spare no effort/product to perfect the job even if I...

Sonax Products are very cheap where I live (United Arab Emirates), some products are available OTC like shampoo, glass cleaner, spray wax, wheel cleaner, interior cleaner and the likes.. Other products are available at the authorized dealer stores, Examples: Wheel Cleaner Full Effect (500ml)=...

Wind speed was low and I was working in the early morning on a weekend in parking area so not much traffic to stir the dust in the air, but still I was wiping each panel with 15% IPA right before applying the coating. I got nervous only when the sun shined on the paint and panels got really hot...

That's exactly what I use to store MF towels, wash mitts, various applicators and brushes but I still keep the high quality towels in their baggies inside the drawers to avoid light dust... Mine comes with wheels and it's light but sturdy.

I decided to coat everything! Started with Opti-Glass on all glass including the panoramic roof then Opti-Coat all paint & chrome,next I'll use CQ Dlux on plastic grill and molded side steps.. Later on after getting my wheels road force balanced I'll Opti-Coat the wheels and coat the tires with...

Exactly! it was flashing very fast and no high spots 👍

Thanks Steve. Thanks, go ahead and Opti-coat it as soon as you can. Thanks bro. Just checked the first audio suggestion on YouTube, found it good enough & saved it :) thanks Now both Opti-Glass & Opti-Coat went successful, next is CQ Dlux on the plastic grille and molded side steps!

So I finally Opti Coated My '14 Jeep Grand Cherokee but the application was not perfect, working early morning in the shade but temperate got higher and parts of the Jeep was under direct sun light while I was in the middle of the coating process! I didn't want to wait until it cools down later...

Still bad, ordered 3 recently and found the same issue they keep leaking drops until you cover the tip with something to stop it..

Just finished washing & claying my SUV, total time spent = 6 HOURS!! I know I'm slow but is that too slow? And how can I improve and speed up the process? In details: It's my new daily driver 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland V8, Granite Crystal Metallic (5 months old with 9k miles).. 2 weeks...

They are soft but not as soft as wool/sheep skin mitts and I feel that the larger gaps between micro fiber "fingers" on them don't trap dirt inside until you rinse the mitt so you need to rinse it more often during a wash, but it releases dirt easier & faster though..

I started with merino wool mitts from Amazon, soft and safe but after about 10 washes and they're useless :( then Micro-Chenille mitts from AG, good quality but don't look as safe.. And just received a new Incredimitt along with other Microfiber Madness towels today, great quality :xyxthumbs...

Great job! and photos :)