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Crazy how opinions can differ so much.

My go to is Chemical Guys waterspot remover. It has worked for me every time. The key is to apply it in small sections since it's a gel and you don't want it to dry on the surface. I wouldn't use it in direct sun. Another one to try is Labocosmetica Energo which may be a little stronger and you...

I pretty much always end up with a clean bucket using the 1 bucket rinseless method but I am spraying the car down first with Primus 2.0 and then rinsing it off. I also added another step by wringing out the sponge outside of the bucket before I dunk it again. I feel this gets rid of a lot of...

The new McKee's 37 rinseless sponge and drying towel look really cool but I don't understand the logic of making one side black. Personally, I prefer lighter colors so you can see if it's clean or not. I must be in a minority since the DIY legacy sponge has a black side and they didn't change...

The green sponge is said to be firmer than USS sponge and is most likely the UBS sponge but in a green color.

I'm looking at trying a new drying towel and I was wondering if anyone prefers the Cobra Guzzler Hybrid over the TRC Gauntlet. I like that the Guzzler Hybrid is an edgeless design.

When I walk into AutoZone or Advanced auto parts, I expect to see mostly mainstream brands which have been around for years such as Armor All, Chemical Guys, Griot's Garage, Meguiar's, Mothers, Turtle Wax, etc. Most of these products are pretty straightforward as far as what they are for and...

It keeps getting even crazier! It's almost like the newest flavor of the month car detailing brand is really just a huge joke on the potential buyers. I'm sure the average customer who went to the House of Rags to buy a car was soap wouldn't have a clue what to get with so many different brands...

I feel like the detailing market went off the rails in the last year. The best I can tell is some big investor or investment group connected with some car detailing YouTubers to help them launch several new brands of products. It's crazy how many brands are available. I don't see how the House...

You can also try a dedicated salt removing product such as Salts Gone which is an easy spray on and rinse off product. No matter what process you use, I would always do the final rinse with spot free or distilled water.

Do you know how hard the water is that your using to rinse the salt off? It could be a factor.

Not sure how bad SLS is but almost all of the natural versions of toothpaste, mouthwash and shampoo list that they are SLS free on the front of the product.

I have access to hose so I'm able to use it to my advantage to rinse the dirt off rather than use Preludio to try to emolsulsify the dirt. After rinsing off the Primus 2.0, I do a pre spray with rinseless and then do a regular rinseless wash using a sponge in a bucket at 256:1. I'm getting...

I generally use Primus 2.0 at a dilution of 1:80 in a garden sprayer. If the car is especially dirty than I use 1:50. Something I'm going to try is hitting the lower areas with a small trigger sprayer using a stronger dilution of 1:20. Primus 2.0 works extremely well just spray on, let it dwell...

Thank you for the info. Do you have a detailed post on your two bucket rinseless wash method? I'm wondering how you use the rinse bucket. Are you just dunking the sponge and then squeezing it dry?

By the way, which bucket in your photos is the rinse bucket?

Klasse Act, What do you put in the rinse bucket when using two buckets?

The way I look at it, foam polishing pads are always less aggressive than microfiber polishing pads. The same applies to the wash media. All things being equal a foam sponge will be less aggressive than a microfiber towel. Plus a microfiber towel tends to hold onto dirt where as a rinseless...

I'm not sure if it's even a possibility to enter a market with a new car detailing product line and for them to all be the best of the best out of the gate. So many well established car detailing brands who have been perfecting these products for years which I'm sure have a sizeable budget for...

Does anyone know enough about YouTube to know if it's possible to somehow create a lot of fake subscribers? For example, could someone write some sort of a computer program that created a mass amount of fake YouTube accounts and then subscribes them to a particular channel? I was wonder if this...