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I'd like a sample to try. I use it quite a bit here in CA, due to the restrictions we have in place. My go-to is Ultima WW+. But I also have Pinnacle, Chemical Guys, Megs, Eco Touch and TW.

I'm sure Mike will respond to you better than I, but to answer your questions I will take a first pass. First off, from your pics it looks like your paint is still in pretty decent shape, so you may not need to take the same steps outlined in his article. 1. Wash with Wolfgang Autobathe OK...

I just came across this new fad in car wrapping: velvet. A friend-of-a-friend posted up pics on a Bentley with it, and of course it's dirty. I can see no way you could have this wrap on a car that actually gets driven, and not have it look dirty. It's hard enough to keep a freshly detailed car...

By using the terrycloth towel, it'll act as the abrasive & the rubbing action will remove the above surface contaminates - just like a clay bar would. Using you hand vs. a DA is better because you can apply more pressure w/ your hand than you can w/ a DA.

Here is a write from the man: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/tips-techniques-how-articles-interacting-discussion-forums/21295-how-upload-photo-into-your-autogeek-photo-gallery.html

First AG order in about a year. My Black Friday order arrived yesterday. Small order. I'm looking forward to trying out the Spotless and happy I finally got Dlux. I've been wanting to get this for the longest time. Let's see if it lives up to the hype.