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It doesn't add wax.

Thanks for the reply. I was considering a Cyclo because I don't plan on doing any serious polishing. I just do a semi-annual light polish/pre-wax type thing on my own car. I have pretty good washing habits. I currently have a GG6. I was looking to upgrade with NVH being my first priority...

Wow. That's interesting. I wonder if those dBs are at speeds required to accomplish similar tasks. I'm less concerned about my own aural comfort as I am overly self conscious about disrupting my quiet neighborhood on the weekends. Bob, do you happen to know how the long throw Rupes/Boss type...

Thinking about my next polisher. Noise happens to be a priority. I'll assume there are Cyclo users who have used/owned the other popular options. Thanks

I like stock. Keep in mind my opinion means nothing.

I use D114 as my rinseless wash. My bottle makes no mention of dilution for waterless. I'll assume likewise for D115.

Ah, the good old days. Today we have so many lawyers, Brooklyn Law is giving refunds to those who can't find jobs.

Another benefit of burning, aside from the pleasant odor, no piles in the street.

Who's here old enough to remember when this was a free country. I miss those Fall afternoons when I was a kid with the fragrant smell of leaves being burned in garbage cans.

cheap enough. efficient. You can get a lot of time saving applications from OptiSeal. Also, a tin of FK1KP will last almost forever.

Holy moly. Never would have guessed. It's been on my daily driven white Subaru since last Oct. and still holding up. I've also been loving FK118.

DG 521 with a little over 10% Aquawax mixed in.

Do you start with it dry? I always dry my glass first so it's completely dampened before I dry the paint. When I begin on the glass it's not that absorbent initially.

Spectacular. What's she wearing?

You may not be saving yourself too much trouble replacing KSG with 476. 845 might give you the ease of use you're looking for. Although some may disagree, I find FK1000P very easy to apply and remove. Mine is still hanging in there since last Fall.

Sonus is spray and walk away. If it's a little tight you can use a jack to open things up.

Sonus Trim & Motor Kote Sonus Trim & Motor Kote, acrylic protectant, black plastic protectant, engine dressing

How many miles in those 13 yrs.? Just curious.

Southern Maine. I'm jealous. Welcome.

For tires I use these: Carrand Brush & Shine Tire Dressing Applicators, tire brush, tire shine applicator