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I have not used many ceramic products but curious about washing microfiber after ceramics sealants and other spray ceramic infused products. Given many of the reviews use chemical resistance as a durability, I question if traditional wash methods remove ceramic residue. This would be...

Pressure washer repair update - I changed the oil a couple of times to flush out milky and did a test. It works! In order to get access to pump, I had to remove hose reel. I almost want to leave it off but the connection to pump is not robust for standalone use.

A new seal kit arrived and started to work on re-assembling it. I watched youtube videos but all seem to cover a later model so not 100% clear. It did not help that the parts diagram provided with the kit did not match my unit exactly (part not show) and what is listed in my owner's manual...

I attempted to repair my Kranzel pressure washer. I have water in the oil so need to replace the water seals. They can dry out in 10 years and when I took it appear the seals were clearly not seating (stretched). I ordered a seal kit and took it apart (not difficult) but disovered I ordered...

Most reviews seem to focus on scent.

I asked the DIY team to provide evidence of scratches by pressure washer and they used the "experience" card. Sure. a PW can damage paint if you hold the tip close.

I finally tested out my new (at Christmas) form cannon to see to be sure it works before I wash something. I experimented by CG Honeydew at around 1:4 in bottle. I believe I can use a lower dilution. Foam seemed good for the wash in a day or so.

42 this am and frost warning for tomorrow morning. April 20 is supposedly the last mean day of frost/freezing. I will do a hose wash on Friday since temps will be around 60 in the morning.

I thought about washing the wife's car but was going to be too cold.

I would want something strong.

Pollen. The wind is a yellow due to all pines.

I have a NOCO 5 charger but it did not come with a case.

I did a rinseless wash a couple of days ago with some older products (Meg's rinseless - yes old) and ONR. I let the after wash solution sit and it did finally separate (encapsulation). I also did a pre-spray with ONR.

Some images seem to have a lot of image enhancement - color saturation, etc

I was at Walmart to get some motor oil so browsed the detailing section. It sure has expanded. Chemical Guys claims a significant part of the shelf space. The CG product labeling is "loud" but somewhat hard to read at a glance. Mothers has lost a lot of shelf space with just a few products.

I assumed LC did that in house but never really thought it was much of a new "technology" by putting depressions (somewhat inconsistently at times) in the foam. I felt it was more a gimmick to make theirs different from flat foam.

When ONR first came me out, it was known for staining and there was a lot of discussion since microfiber tended to be the most used type wash media then, The GDWM was one result. No one seemed to prove that it caused issues. These reviews like Mr G. notes differences with sponge (rinsing, drag)...

I am glad the event is over. I did watch any of the game.

It just seems like marketing when you supposedly apply a durable coating but then have to use additional products to actually achieve marketing expectations.. One might as well just use a lower priced product and apply often for similar amount of effort in the end.

For the work we had done, it was more contract assembly. Polishers would be similar. If you had the volumes you got dedicated space. If not, once they built your order quantity, they removed the work instructions hanging at each postion and whatever fixtures were needed then redo with new...