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I second that thought. And not to be a AG fanboy but...I've tried a bunch of tire cleaners including numerous APCs and I would give the new DP tire cleaner highest marks. And the DP kit is significantly better than Tuf Shine IMHO. Thanks as usual Nick!! :props::props::props:

This is what I use. Shurhold Swivel Pad & Lambs Wool Cover Combo, lambswool cleaning pad

Think the lug nuts are a little dirty :props:

IME, the treatment is lasting around 45-60 days, but it's not the rainy season yet so that might be a little optimistic come the summer months here in South Florida. However I'm please with both the tire cleaner and the coating - good stuff.

Yep... I actually didn't consider that - excellent point. At least in my little world, BTBM yielded significantly more in the suds department then SN Shampoo using the same water. State to state or even region to region, things can change.

After experimenting with DDJ Supernatural Shampoo this weekend, it's safe to say I much prefer BTBM.

Again I prefer BTBM over SN and if I'm buying price. I would go with ultima paint guard wash which is quite good. Regarding suds, I virtuality got none. What concentration were u using - I used the recommended dilution ratio.

Here are a few quick thoughts after my initial use of DDJ Supernatural Shampoo. Scale is 1-10 with 10 being the highest. suds - 1 Sorry to admit that I'm partial to sudsy shampoos. Similar to doing a waterless or rinseless wash - no suds to be speak of whatsoever. cleaning power - 9...

Wondering if you've given DDJ Supernatural Shampoo a test drive Nick? Most of what I've read is good and the only real complaint is lack of suds - which I know doesn't bother you. It's almost 2x as concentrated so it presents itself as a better value. $.23 vs $.32 per gallon.

Anyone try their Supernatural Shampoo? 1500-1 dilution ratio which is nuts. I've been using BTBM and really like it since it doesn't leave anything behind and I get a streak free finish. Agree with the original post, one of the best, highest lubricity shampoo products I've tried to date.

Builthatch, that Q5 looks crazy good. Liquid metal - which coating did you apply and how was the user experience?

Thanks Nick, I'll consider adding it to my list though I've been moving away from anything that contains glossing agents. Simply put, I would rather not trust that to my shampoo and instead take an extra 5 minutes and wipe the paint down with BFCS - now we're talking gloss & protection...

tried the Gold Glass, not the hyper wash.

I've used several of the CG shampoos..citrus clear, citrus red, citrus wash +gloss, sonax, Iz Perl, duragloss, optimum, meguiars, pinnacle, wolfgang, dp etc etc. Most are good, few differentiate themselves in any significant way other than foaming action, color and scent which is meaningless...

Here are a few quick thoughts after my initial use of BTBM Shampoo. Scale is 1-10 with 10 being the highest. suds - 5 Sorry to admit that I'm partial to sudsy shampoos. It performs better in the bucket straight away then in the foam gun. But assuming I can't have high suds and high...

Early Saturday morning assuming decent weather.

I've found it helpful switching hands and keeping the filter/exhaust side facing away from my body.

I've seen that color and I agree, there's orange in there. It's nothing like Ferrari Red which is more of a pure red imo. Wouldn't be my choice but your results speak for themselves. Nicely done.

Loose lips sink ships

It blows air like a leaf blower but....it's a much more compact device and with the flexible hose geared more for repelling water than blowing debris.