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Exactly how I did it in my 40 degree garage about a month and a half ago. Worked great! I think I'm just going to use my Natty's Red as WOWO all the time now, it was much easier than when I did applied it over the summer and it seems to be protecting well still. I've noticed that Natty's loses...

I would buy an ENORMOUS garage with all the tools and goodies of the most extreme shops. Also, a Pagani Zonda R aaandd a decent sized house. The rest would be invested wisely.

I try to enter in the giveaways but I've never been lucky enough :D My new years resolution is to finish up my schooling and get hired into a shop before the next new year. Also, to be more considerate and helpful to anyone whenever its needed. Cheers to all!

Optimum No Rinse or Ultima Waterless Wash Concentrate. Period. If you don't already have Optimum No Rinse you're going to want it eventually for rinseless washes probably though :D Its cheaper to do rinseless washes with ONR than it is with the Ultima, but since this thread is about Quick...

:iagree: For ONR washes its the bomb as pre-soak. It seems slightly slicker than ONR QD as pre-soak in my opinion. For baked on bugs I've used ARO and liked it alright but that's all, I'm sure there must be something cheaper/better for the really tough stuff, or maybe not??

Yeah I saw those too and I'm pretty sure they are the same.

happy new year every one!

Ouch. I agree. Autogeek is a big place though you must realize. Sometimes there are quality control issues as with any retailer who isn't making their own products, and its possible that with all of the products autogeek deals with every day that they didn't even notice or know that some of...

Optiseal isn't significantly cheaper though, is the thing. I know it was at once time, but the 12oz bottle of UPGP is 29.99 here at autogeek right now. Making UPGP cheaper than Optiseal per OZ. That's why I bought it :dblthumb2: I do REALLY like Opti-Seal though and will still use it on some...

LOOKS FANTASTIC! Beautiful car :) Also, in my experience, you can definitely wash a car thats been driven through the rain and even snow/salt with ONR. Just give it a spray rinse with ONR at QD dilution or even a waterless wash product if it doesnt have salt or lots of dirt on it. Best yet, if...

My UPGP just came in from UPS yesterday so I'm going to do a comparison with Opti-seal on my car today. Hopefully I'll have it posted by tomorrow, I want to wait 24 hours so that the sealants have time to cross-link and cure, then I can truly compare the two. Preliminary findings: Shows...

Thats the about only thing I could think to do as well. Maybe washing it off again with a less caustic cleaner (like car soap) and wiping with a microfiber would do it?

Congrats :) What is the yellow stuff in the spray bottle? Just curious!

This is amazing dwayne, I'm so stoked for you to have this all done. What an unbelievable place, its like car nirvana. Good luck with everything :)

For DP Waterless Wash it is 3 part water 1 part product. For DP Rinseless Wash it is 1OZ Per 2 Gallons Water

Basically though, these are good rules to go by. :xyxthumbs: You don't ALWAYS need to have a step before waxing.

Uhh, If people would write sentences that make sense then I wouldn't have to :xyxthumbs: It doesn't matter, mix up whatever you're comfortable with mixing at 1:1. If you already like it straight and just wanna try it once at 1:1 just mix a couple ounces up? If you want all of it 1:1, mix it...

I can read it, but I still don't understand the question? How much product do I use to dress 4 tires? It depends how big the tires are.

Dodo juice lime prime is awesome if you're using a machine. By hand I like poorboys black hole glaze.

I can confirm that you do NOT sacrifice durability by diluting Opti-Bond 1:1. In fact, I get much greater durability by doing 2 applications of Opti-Bond 1:1 rather than 1 application of Opti-Bond straight. And obviously it uses the same amount of product in the end.