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Also depends on the water you are using. The city where I live has a filtration system to remove minerals and treat the water. While it is not nearly as soft as what would come from a softener it is good enough that I never installed a water softener mostly because I hate to shower in salt...

Like Charles I have only used vinegar for about 4 years but I DO use it every time. I always rinse with warm not cold water and always do a second rinse. When towels are stiff it is usually due to soap left from poor rinsing. Another thing is use a liquid not a powder I have had excellent...

I back up my photos on a 100 terabyte external hard drive just in case the one in my computer fails.:dblthumb2:

I would love to try this out.

I tried hanging my towels but found that if I dry on low heat until just damp and then finish on air dry they come out softer and it is faster. I have NO lint problems but I clean the dryer screen before putting my towels in.

:awesome:Great Idea count me in.

I have been using these bottles for several years at car shows they don't take up much room but I hope you sell the caps because it is hard to keep track of them. I started putting them in my pocket that way they don't get lost. These bottles have been around for years but not at a detail site...

Re: Wet-Sanding - Fresh Paint vs Factory Paint :iagree: Man that is really GOOD ADVICE :dblthumb2:

Depends on if you have Patience I have removed 1500 with a PC using a LC orange pad with Meg.83 Now most will tell you that won't work but that is because people want instant results.

Your experience is not uncommon but at least you knew the difference. I see some newbies that come to a show and don't understand why they didn't win. They are not critical enough about detailing to know the difference. If you talk to the guys at the show they will tell you what they are using...

Dang that avatar of Killrwheels is an optical illusion it looks like their is just a woman their but if you look long enought their is a car also:D

You Don't Have A Problem Sounds Perfectly Normal To Me.

Sorry but that is not correct NXT is a sealant killrwheels is correct it has a cleaner and it will remove the spray wax.

Mine was delivered yesterday. I wanted it for car shows so I Will not be putting a PC or pads in it just what I need at a show. I think it will be really great for this purpose it looks well made with room for a lot of bottles.

I ask Steve about his PP on DC and he said it had some very mild abrasives in it.

:iagree: This is one gimmick that I can pass on. :buffing: