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Any idea how this fares compared to CG Hybrid V7?

The bottle looks like the one used for UWW+

I used P085RD when I got a new jet black bimmer about a year or so ago. It was like putting a tuxedo on the car. Do it.

Curious to know...if for some reason you want to remove them before they wear down, would that be done with a cleanser like Pinnacle Paitwork Cleanser or the similar offerings by P21S and Wolfgang?

How much time went by between when it landed and when you removed it? I am not and expert, but imagine longer duration = greater potential negative results. I've missed a train to work because I parked my car in the lot, saw a bird dropping from the night before and felt compelled to remove it...

I have been having the same experience with OptiSeal - and I do have a BMW. My rims do not accumulate 'as much' brake dust as before the OS was applied (2 months ago) and what I do see every week or so washes off very easy with soap, watter and a decent wheel brush. In fact, the brake dust...

Stanley makes solid tools. Not sure about their PWs.

Well said.

I have seen some positive reviews of the Greenworks model, here on the AGO forum. Search around :) Fyi, I just picked up a a CleanForce 1,800 PSI Electric PW from Home Depot and have no complaints.

I picked up the CleanForce 1,800 PSI HD electric unit at Home Depot yesterday and took it for a spin. IMHO, it works well and has just enough pressure with the strongest nozzle (yellow) for sidings and driveways. I would probably use teh white (less powerful) nozzle on a car i was planning to...

+1 I have experience with muriatic acid (use it to remove mold from crawl spaces). Do *not* even think about purchasing it nor using it wihout prior research as to proper purpose, handling and application.

I typically line dry my towels, then put them in a 5 Gal bucket with a lid. My washes either get done when the bucket is full or after doing a major overaul (wash, clay, polish, seal, etc.) Note...I usd to soak them in a MF cleaner for several days, until I had time to do a load of wash, but...

Definitely! Thanks for the update!!

I had my mind set on buying one at HD yesterday, but they only had teh floor model left (which looked like it took a beating).

If you google Mark Harris + door jambs, you should find a nice article entitled: Cleaning Door Jambs and Other Filthy Places on an Otherwise Clean Car Good stuff.

I would think the DGPS is the real deal and consider the spritz as a 'booster', buying you a litte more protection time. Same concept for BFWD and Blackfire's Polymer Spray (again, a 'booster'). If you want a quick and easy solution, consider Opti Seal or Crystal Seal. My two cents...

The CleanForce 1,800 psi 1.5 GPM Axial Cam Heavy-Duty Electric Pressure Washer is not in the running? It sounds like a solid unit - one I may eye when I walk into HD soon.

+1 on Stoners. Meguiars Glass Cleaner is also very good and *I believe* ammonia free and safe for tinted windows. Mine are not tinted, so this has not been a concern.

I think it depends on whether or not the product contains ammonia - which may not be good for the tinting.

You could drive your car onto blocks of wood to gain a couple of inches. A bit more extreme, but ramps (often used for oil changes and maintenance work) would give some nice lift.