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That blue lid is actually a bucket of masonry "anti freeze", I use 114 to clean the sponge from time to time actually. Just mix a half gallon and let it soak, comes out spotless.

I went from washing 2 or 3 vehicles once or twice a week to washing one vehicle maybe once a week. So when it was warmer out the sponge was getting much dirtier much faster, apparantly it is the dirt being pulled off the vehicle and getting stuck into the sponge. If the sponge is cleaned after...

If there was a lap top that was 40 bucks more and made in the usa then this Asus, Id buy it. I drive a dodge, my wife drives a Jeep. Ive never owned a foreign car except my wifes bimmer back when. I shop at farms more often than not, I buy local honey yadda yadda. Room for improvement for sure...

I suppose its tomato tomato, but Rupes will be or are made in the USA, no brainer. Unless you really like chinese food :)

I use it on my trucks and it does a great job. It works best on cavities and will wear off if put on like front end parts. Collects dust. I recomend it.

The sponge has been in clean solution for a few days without it turning color, but squeezing it there does appear feel different. It is possible that it became dirtier because it was in a bucket with used solution, or from using it after it had been soaking for a while. Its just been too cold...

Are the 2 new Carpro products for sale right now?

If I order a 50ml bottle its 18.95 to ship, if I order a griots dispensing spout its 6.95 to ship. If I order some memory from newegg their 2 day shipping on $77 memory is $14, and 3 days is $6. Nuts.

ONR, ONRWW, WG Uber, Clearfinish perfect wash, IUDJ, D114, Trifecta, Ecowash to name a few.

It might take 2 or 3, Ill post progress pics. :)

I would assume the polish is what is used, and i haven't heard anyone comment that it does. I would be observant while doing it though.

Were not talking about 114, and it doesnt have anything in it that would prohibit bonding of gloss coat im guessing either.

It will pull, what I think are the gloss enhancers into the sponge and turn it black and it becomes unusable for me. Its smears whatever it is all over the paint. I have 4 waterless with wax of some sort in it and they all do it except the ONRWW,. Ill put the sponge in a bucket of it tonight...

My vehicles are coated, so if I want to prep them I use D114 @ 128:1 and call it clean enough, but for the most part I just spray whatever I fancy after I wash it.

Yvaan from Optimum says they use the hyper system on the trim and even do it purposely to clean certain neglected trim. Doesnt stain, actually removes stains from the trim.

For a pro the optimum line will save you much time and money if you use the system right. You cannot store the BRS in a bucket of Uber for a small example, probably couldnt use uber in a pad washer if you want to coat. You can get ONR in a 55 gallon drum too. For a hobbist, all of the products...

For the stuff you cant really see I blast it with fluid film.

I use all rinseless products , and I have a half a dozen of them, with the BRS with excellent results. I dont know how your supposed to get crud out of creases with no hose or decent amount of water, but its ballzy of all you who do it like that. There is only 1 rinseless I didnt feel very...

And since ive gone through this thought process I think I may understand why I am so adamant that skill is more important than abrasive technology. Because its the skill that will save you the time more then likely.