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Look no further than our own Mike G giving a good overview and demonstration for the product. Armour Detail Supply Amplify - Gloss and slickness in a bottle - YouTube

Carpro bugout with the sonax bug sponge.

He was already buying it direct from Meguiars and from what I’ve read they aren’t planning on making it regardless of who wants it. Given his partnership with B & B for his drying aid/tire dressing/decon soap, I’m hopeful they can come up with something. Who knew I should have bought up a...

Auto paint guard. They do incredible ppf work, I’m sure they will remove it for you.

I will take your word for it, math is certainly not my strong suit. I will say four times the size was an eyeball estimate, I’ve never actually measure the openings to both.

I disagree from my experience, but I will agree both are viable options in drying a car.

I would use an ego cordless blower anyday. The master blaster is 400cfm out of a tiny nozzle, where my ego blower is 650cfm out of an opening four times the size. I have no interest in going back to a cord and hose with a unit that moves less air yet costs twice as much.

In the context of using a pressure washer for detailing, I don’t see duty cycle as something that matters. In my use, my pressure washer pump isn’t in use for more than 3-5 minutes at most and that’s for the initial rinse or foam gun use before turning off. If you were planning on using the...

If money is no object, Kranzle has the best fit and finish with quality components. ARblue 630 has similar performance, less fit and finish, but still quality components. It is next to impossible to have an electric pressure washer where all the parts are made in America. Another option I...

It’s not the same gun. The kleen rite gun’s internals are all bronze, the internals of the OG gun is all stainless. The kleen rite gun also has the swivel extending from the bottom of the gun, the OG gun swivel is inside of the handle making it more compact. Whether all of that matters to you...

I have used both, I don’t currently own both. I do agree, I can’t tell a difference between using either when it comes to blowing off a car, water flies off with both.

I like platinum pluffles for this reason as they are white and it’s easy to see the dirt. The eagle edgeless is also very easy to see dirt on lighter colors as well.

I use it for rinseless/waterless washes. My understanding is it was specifically made for waterless wash use.

I use the trc eagle edgeless 350 or a trc platinum pluffle.

Ego 580 or 650 on a coated car has the water flying off the panels. After this I go around the car with whatever drying aid I am using and that takes care of any leftover water the blower didn’t get. I don’t like the dedicated blowers because of the hose and cord. Having to drag all of the...

I have no experience with either of those products, but I would go with at least 50ml so you can coat the glass and trim as well. I haven’t found coating boosters are needed even for the lite products to last a year. I believe Guz is one who doesn’t use toppers and can attest to these products...

I know you stated you aren’t interested in coatings, but a coating lite product such as cquartz lite and gyeon cancoat are very simple wipe on wipe off coatings that easily last a year. And if you want some type of drying aid after washing you could use carpro elixir or something like beadmaker...

Tesla doesn’t use real leather, it’s a TPU aka soft plastic material. I would treat it like you would your dash or any other plastic. Someone mentioned colourlock, they have specific cleaners and protection for artificial leather as they call it if you want to go that route.

I’m really hoping for an Ibrid alternative, it’s far to expensive for my occasional use.

My vote goes to poor boys apc-d. It can be diluted down all the way to clean glass and it works pretty well at it. I use it for everything including cleaning around the house. D101 is also very good.