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I kept hearing about these products and how everyone loves them....so i had to give them a try....the xpress spray wax is just phenomenal The wheel cleaner, which i used at 2:1 was strong enough to clean wheels, but not harsh enough to do any damage.... I think from now on, with my weekly...

I want to take a few minutes and review my latest autogeek purchase My first purchase was meguires non acid tire and wheel cleaner. After using store brands without great results i thought it was time to step up to meguires, and im glad i did I mixed it at 2:1 for rims/tires. My rims never get...

just a option I went to my local sams club and got a gas power washer for about 250-275 Its a black maxx brand (which after 1 years seems great) mine is a 160 honda engine, pretty quiet for a gas unit....lightweight to pickup and store inside 2800 psi comes with a decent amount of hose, a...

Great info, just like the griots garage towel....this is what im looking for It priced decent, soft and will absorb alot of water Will look into these 2 towels.... I like the fact i can get a 3 pack for 20 bucks!!!

great info, exactly what im looking for!!! will look into this Thank you!!!

i have that towel, well one identical to it from chemical guys its brand new in the package yet....i opened it up, felt the towel and thought it was too "stiff" to dry with. I thought for sure it will scratch my paint maybe i should give it a try? Ill try it out on some pretty hard paint...

i like chemical guys silk shine...smells amazing

going to place a order need suggestions on drying towels what is your favorite not looking to spend alot, i only need 2 or 3.... what do you guys suggest?

thats not a bad idea......:applause::goodpost:

for me, along the same thinking with a vacuum...i use my air compressor to get all the debris where i cant get a brush of any kind I feel that is just as important as a good vacuum tool Not to hijack the thread but... anybody else use a air compressor with a nozzle?

welcome from the Holland/Grand Haven area!

I love Collinite products...just like the many post before this one....this stuff is amazing! who knew you would get such a great wax out of a plain jane bottle!

[/B][/I][/U] I remember that stuff!!! do they even make it anymore I remember it worked great, but it was a pain to remove

8-10 years old washing mom and dads vehicles. My job was always to use the shop vac. That turned into a vacuum addiction (love doing it) the best and most vivid memory is when i was 15 and just bought my truck, which i still have Ill never forget, when i got it home, my aunt/uncle and my...

have not used it, but from what i read, stick with the normal clay bar. you can fold it and have a clean bar to keep going these mitts seem nice, but from what i read around the internet (taken with a grain of salt) to stick with a tried and true method again, have not used one, just...

Yea i already found collinite 845....which in 1 word is unbelievable. I think, based on what ive read, and the amount of products i go thru, im going to start using meguires professional line. Most can be diluted, prices are really good, and they come in bulk sizes... I like chemical guys...

yea none of the wheels i work on are really bad.... put it this way, regular car wash soap (duragloss).. with a microfiber towel and 5 min of elbow grease usually gets them pretty clean...sometimes it takes more scrubbing That is using a car was soap....not designed for brake dust at...

I use a microfiber towel to scrub my wheels... Most of the time they are clean enough that if i hit them with the foam cannon and then give a light scrub with a towel they are spotless when im done. Sometimes, the brake dust and grime can get pretty stubborn to remove, this year i want a good...

great info, I will order some d143 and some xpress spray wax

great, what i was figuring on but people seem to love the 101 im good with cleaner/degreaser, just need a good rim cleaner