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I only redeem mine when there is a sale, because for me, no sale = no sale. :D

Awesome review and great detail. Thank you.

Any chance of a mini-BOSS?

Links to other vendors is not allowed. AG sells a similar product; Wolfstein's Zap Cloth: Wolfstein’s Zap Cloth

Taj Mahal for his wife? Is he planning on burying her in it?! :eek: :p Very nice work. :xyxthumbs:

I agree. I'm sure the Cyclo is a fine tool too, but you just don't see many people using it or even talking about it. I don't think I've ever read of any professional detailers on AGO using one, other than when Mike Phillips demonstrates it, or teaches others how to use it. Perhaps it's a cost...

Pour distilled water over the freshly washed car?

Don't wash in the hot sun.

I you're asking if you can use 425 as a stop-gap until you can give your car a proper wash, yes.

I looked up and read the report. It would be more conclusive (to me at least) if they did other tests with different organic matter, to see if the paint reacted in a similar fashion.

I guess the benefit would be if you don't have a hose or good strong water pressure to use Hydro2 in the normal fashion, you can use it as a WOWO.

Ouch. That must have been one heck of a belt buckle. Put up a sign: "No belts, rings, or other jewelry is to be worn while working on vehicles."

I only know they work; don't ask me how! But I assume that when you use an AIO, after you have worked it in, any abrasives and cleaner is taken up by the pad, and only the protection is left behind. Anyway, I suggested using an AIO because without a machine, it's really difficult to use a...

I only know they work; don't ask me how! But I assume that when you use an AIO, after you have worked it in, any abrasives and cleaner is taken up by the pad, and only the protection is left behind. Anyway, I suggested using an AIO because without a machine, it's really difficult to use a...

Welcome to AGO. If you haven't seen it already, resident sensei Mike Phillips wrote this for owners of new cars: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/54451-how-detail-your-brand-new-car-mike-phillips.html

Welcome to AGO! Last Step Product. The Wax, sealant, or coating. If you car isn't all swirled up, you can get away without a DA for now. But without one, I'd be inclined to recommend using an all-in-one "wax." As far as when to use Iron-X, the only way to know is to use it.

I've been using Costco's Kirkland MF towels for just about everything. While they may not be as good as more expensive towels, they are far superior to most of the towels I see at mass market stores. I've weighed them; they are roughly 340 gsm towels, and have a dual pile finish. They're...

It's a new take on a car wash; instead of people going to the tunnel wash, the wash comes to them. I wouldn't call the service detailing, even if it had a wax option.

Before I read the end of your post, my thought was cats.

I can't say which is best of the three, but if ease of use is a factor, how about a spray sealant like CarPro Hydro2 instead?