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Opti-Seal spritzed onto your drying towel has been great for me. I mainly do ONR washes.

So you're just steaming and wiping over it with a dry MF towel? No pre spraying or any kind of lubrication? I'd also like to see how easy that makes interiors.

I see you trying to stay in the shade!!! hahaha

Nice! Is that an LS or GS-R? Did you seal it after correcting?

Honda paint is generally soft. What color is it?

Nice! I'd love to have a DGM BRZ myself!

I've gone through one 32 oz bottle. It did a pretty good job of cleaning, but the streaking it left wasn't worth it. I tried it at 4:1 and 3:1, both left some annoying streaks that took multiple wipe downs to completely remove.

Nice work and nice car! Not digging the wheels though.. I'd love to stop by your shop sometime! I live over by UTSA..

They are there to help align the bulb so that it shines the light at the desired area.

Beautiful! 3 hours?!?!?! Thats some work you put in there!

Hell, most of the time they don't even "appear bright"!

Hope you have a quick recovery sir! Adding to what Flash Gordon said, look for a NKT (NeuroKineticTherapy) certified "body worker". Neurokinetic Therapy? I had chronic hip pain for 8 months and my hips were going out of place, left leg almost 1.5 inches shorter than my right. Did one 60...

Amazing work! I wish I could afford one of those! Have you done a lot of work for Team 16NiSS? One of my brother's best friends is with them, he has a white Infiniti M35.

I've read that 1/2 oz ONR to 1 gallon water works well in the steamer.

this "encap" stuff makes me think of rinseless/waterless washes (ONR)

I had this happen to one of my 5" Tangerine pads 2 weeks ago.

Looks good! I have been looking for a good paint cleaner with no fillers because for some reason my Taffeta White Honda loves to just get stained with dirt, which requires much more than just a wash (mainly ONR) to remove. Do you use the cleaner as you would when compounding/polishing...

Looks like the front fenders? Those deeper scratches are most likely from people's pants constantly grinding and rubbing on the fenders while working on the engine.

I think it was mentioned, but try adjusting your dilution levels. You said you added a couple of ounces of shampoo, then filled it all the way up with water. Next time try just using those couple of ounces of shampoo with less or even no water added.

In the link in the OP, in the product description it says "Using ordinary water heated to over 200ºF, the MC1385 effectively and naturally cleans and sanitizes a wide variety of surfaces." Amazon.com - McCulloch MC1385 Deluxe Canister Steam System - Carpet Steam Cleaners