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I just go to the coin op. And when I have time follow with ONR and spray wax.

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The mango breeze are a great all around towel and on BOGO until tomorrow morning. Grab some up!

I go to the DIY wash. They have the bays with a pressure washer. It costs $2.50 to turn it on and you get more than enough time to rinse everything off. Another .75 turns on the vacuum with enough time to cover a mid sized car. Then I go home and ONR with the 2 bucket method. You could always...

I can't think of anything I would want printed on my tires... Then again I probably wouldn't have much room anyway. My winter tires are 205/50 17 (OEM size) and summer are 225/40 18. That doesn't leave much sidewall to print on.

Looks great! Nice and clean.

Great review! I'll have to try a different MF next time.

waffle weave microfiber glass towels. Like this:The Cobra Waffle Weave Microfiber Glass Towel cleans & buffs glass to crystal clarity with the soft texture of genuine Cobra microfiber.

My business isn't detailing, but I still considered the plate frame idea. I ended up deciding not to go that route. I really like the keychain idea.

My badge for work is on a Subaru lanyard :-)

I use either the blue shop towels or a cobra mf glass towel. The glass towel works better IMO.

Alcohol wipes from your drug store work great for cleaning rubber wipers. 303 makes a special wiper treatment, I haven't tried it though. For replacement wipers go silicon! PIAA are great, Silblade are less expensive and work well too. I can't comment on their longevity yet though.

This stuff looks interesting. My wife drive's a 98 Subaru Outback with 225k (she loves it and doesn't want a new(er) car). I hate how faded the bumpers and door handles look. I might have to give this a try. Do you think I can get an entire car done with one bottle?

I just got a 3 pack to try them out and didn't notice anything like that. I'll have to take another look.

My favorite part of 2011 was finding the forums and shortly after placing my first of several forums. My wallet hates me though... lol

#4, but #1 would be my 2nd choice

I've always been a die hard drive an American car kind of guy. I have never owned anything other than Chrysler or Chevrolet until recently. My entire family owns Chrysler or Checrolet... Except for me. I drive a made in the USA Subaru Legacy... But I'm still the one driving a foreign car...

My summer wheels were washed and then put in black garbage bags and put in my shed. I wish I had a better place to keep them, but that's the best I can do for now. I would wax your new wheels before you install them.

For regular wash I've been using a grit guard in each bucket, but for ONR I just put both grit guards in my rinse bucket.

I want a foam gun and one of those dirt droppers.