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I have to disagree with 3 and 4. From my experience: I can layer wax over another type of LSP and you can feel with your hands that the wax is on the surface for days/weeks it's that so that's proof enough to me. There's also a post I came across a while back about a guy using silicon wafer's...

Well I'm not counting the towels I use on the wheels and glass as I don't wash those parts with waterless wash (same for the door jabs, there shouldn't be any dust there while the car sits). The Dry Me a River Jr.s have 16 sides once folded so 4x 16 (64) is alot of sides to waterless wash with :)

I'll ask around locally what the professional detailers do for insurance. I have a hunch that most don't have insurance.

Hows Tar-X compare to Tarminator? I've been using Tarminator as it's available OTC.

To get a great correction out of my PC7424xp I use Meg's M101 or Menz FG400 to compound out scratches using cutting pads (I liked the Cyan LC Hydro-Tech pads). Then you'll need to follow up with a polishing pad and polish (I like CarPro Reflect or Menz SF4000 with a Tangerine LC Hydro-Tech pad)...

Waterless wash, IMHO. I'd use WG Uber RW or UWW+ at waterless wash ratio's, with a compressed sprayer and 4+ Dry Me A River Jr. towels. I can wash my car like this in 10-20mintues as long as it hasn't rained.

FK1000P does stain trim but why would you wax trim anyways?

Welcome! My car: 09 Jeep SRT8 Favorite car: That's a tuff one as I like everything from exotics to hellcats but if I had to pick one it'd have to be an original 427 AC Cobra

Decon, polish, beauty wax...

Whoa, that looks like you photoshopped sky onto the paint. Great work!

280HP? I'm around 450whp :)

Had a blast at the track! Got smoked by a Hellcat on the final stretch of the 1/4th mile (took him on the 1/8th with my 0.058sec reaction time)

2 Week Update: Wheels and wheel wells are looking great! Can you guess the dressing? Photo taken after doing more than 30 passes at the 1/4-mile drag strip (today) and driving 100miles+ round trip

Yeah sure, it would be my pleasure :) Wheel process for the Ford: 1. Rinsed the wheels (didn't use pressure washer, but I did use hot water) 2. Applied a generous dose of Iron X to each well and the barrel as best I could with the wheels still on (I let Iron X it dwell while I set up my 2 wheel...

Thanks. This is definitely was my number one concern too, and that's why I got 12 new towels :) If anything I think the way I did my Rinseless is actually safer than the way I do my two bucket wash because I flipped the wash media more often than I'd rinse my merino wool wash mitt, and I could...

I've been using Ultima for 2-3 years now, and Uber beats it in basically every department (with a very slight edge). I still use my UWW+ at waterless wash straight to clean the bird bombs when I get home from work because it works great for that (not going to waste Uber on bird bombs). I will...

Naw, those puddles are from me rinsing my buckets and/or the car (I don't want those chemicals on my lawn). Ron's the wax waster I'm the water waster :) Yeah, summer is way too short, and it rains too much in the summer. I definitely miss AZ.

Yes, I did a pre-rinse with the hose connected to the hot water tank VIA a splitter on the washing machine hot water hook ups. Water isn't a concern to me (we got unlimited free water). It wasn't a waterless wash :)

Yes, it's the leading edge of the hood just above the headlight. I was shocked when I saw it. IMHO it must be a manufacturer defect for the panel to rust below the paint like that. The car was rust proofed at one of the best rust proofing places in Canada. They use a thick wax/grease that has...

Review: Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash - Autopia Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash - Autogeek Price: $19.99 for 16 oz. Impressions: I was immediately familiar with this bottle and really like how it has a built-in measure. The product is a chalky pinkish-red and...