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Welcome to AGO! You will certainly learn a lot on this forum. Word of advice - remember this is a forum with many, many opinions about many products, techniques, etc. Try not to get overwhelmed, keep it simple an figure out what works best for you (by trying). The best way to maintain...

That's exactly the way I was looking at it. For the price of V7, might as well use a cheaper OTC drying aid, if any. Personally, I almost never 'wipe' when drying and just blot. Thanks vm. I'll save my V7 for delivering the post dry 'pop.

Nice, Troy. Much apprciated, Amigo!

I have decided to reduce marring my jet black paint b'mer by not doing any more between wash QD wipedowns. The only time I will do anything remotely near it is during bird dropping removal. My product of choice for that now is Poorboys S&W. My dark grey Toyota, on the other hand, hides better...

I was thinking about getting one of those!!! Good to know you recommend it. Do you have the smaller or the jumbo? Btw, I gotta say Adams single soft MF cloth is one of the softest towels I have found to date and amazing for final wipedowns. Their edgeless black utility MFs are also a solid...

Read a bit about this one...Prima Amigo sounds like a good product. Have you used it as a glaze or topped it and, if so, with what? Also, did you find it fills well?

I have one of those hex applicators with a red pad/surface. It rocks, especially when spreading spray waxes.

Thanks, Erich. I get that it's a barrier b/w the towel and paint, but will you get the same 'POP' and sealant (to the degree that is actually true) effect when used as a drying aid, or will those benes really come from applying to a dry surface? This stuff is not cheap :p

Waxmax: Would you mind please telling me exactly how you would use it as a drying aid? Spray on WW towel, then blot? Wipe? Spray on panel the blot (or wipe)? Also, how 'dry' do you think the panel should be beforehand? Would it be wasteful to apply if the panel is pretty damp? Thanks -

I use one of those during the winter months to pre-rinse, hit my wheel wells, and wash of any chemical product used on my wheels themselves.

Just to be clear, I was directing this to Silverfox.

Nice, Dave! Good thing you didn't put the picture of you passed out with Fido on it :p

Are you talking about a garaged queen or a daily driver parked outside 24x7?

...then, afterwards, wash off the APC (not 'pac').

Ooooh...good to know, thanks. I must have missed that one along the way - lol Btw, thanks for posting your impressions of the few Mirror Glaze line items you called out.

Fyi...Todd Cooperider has a nice, brief write-up on Opti Seal. Google it ~

What is DOI?

Washing the undercarriages of both is a no brainer.

They guys from CSI New York or Miami can probably help out here - lol

Looking to try out Gummipfledge, hoping it reduces the sound of air that occassionally seeps in when driving at high speeds (nothing crazy, of course).