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Is that the waterless wash and wax (d115) in the bottle that says last touch spray detailer (D115)? I had a Gallon of D114 delivered today, so I'm set for about 3 years, but was curious about the other meg's offerings. edit: the pink detailer is D155, I typed D115.

I thought it was funny.

Verify it yourself. Wait a couple months, then try to order a gallon. If you can get it, then you can lord that over all the rest of us who choose to believe the product specialist from Meguiars. I'm going to get a gallon tomorrow. I love that stuff.

I bought a few black MF towels that I always use for wheels. My wheels are coated, which helps keep dust from sticking or embedding itself into the wheel over time. I recently bought myself a new toy, the metro blaster sidekick that I am using for wheels and it has become one of my favorite...

I have wheels that have narrow spaces like yours, and my brakes dust like crazy (or used to before I switched to ceramic pads). I have an assortment of brushes, but have found for the faces of the wheel that the Boar's hair brush is the most effective. The bristles are perfect in terms of...

I would not expect a manufacturer to recommend a competitor's products as being better than its own. That would make for interesting ad copy. That said, its not truly apples to apples, since PBMG also sells the competitors product, so it would profit either way, but I would bet that there is...

Leather master car interior leather cleaner. Good stuff. No tacky residue.

You will enjoy the leather coat when you get to reviewing it. It's excellent.

I also have a BMW with brutally hard paint. I've used more polish/pad/machine combo's than I can count, and had had great results on the GG6 with Griots 5.5 MF boss pads and the fast correcting cream. Easiest combo to use and results as good as anything I've used with GG6, rupes15, and Boss15...

Is there an HOA? I didn't see that in the OP. If so, heed the above comments. Read the CC&R's first.

I was never a "dressing" fan, preferred 1Z cockpit, but I recently tried PB natural look and it worked really well. Very Slight darkening, silky feel and not at all greasy or slippery. I reapplied after a month and it didn't seem to generate buildup. Wipe on and light buff afterwards. Smells...

Are you saying the correct way to care for wheels is to polish and wax them? I can't imagine wax lasts very long on wheels, so how often do you do this polish and wax process? Sounds like a PITA to me on intricate wheel designs. Hydro would be much easier, meaning one could do it more often...

Would have loved to hear audio of that meeting in the AMG trailer right after they hauled Rossburd and Lewis in there. We never truly know what either of them were thinking just before the crash, but I think it was a bad decision to attempt the overtake there. If Rossburg saw it happening, he...

Welcome from OC.

Beveled edge pads. Yellow degreaser is good for tires, and very inexpensive when you factor in dilution. It's made for wheels too, and it works, But not exceptional.

My understanding is that The hot water helps the shampoo dilute more easily so that you get a more consistent mix in the bottle, no soap globs. CW&G is prone to leaving trails when used in a bucket wash. I would not worry about stripping any decent LSP with soap, it won't happen. CW&G is a...

Very cool. Congrats Mike. Will be setting my DVR.

I like Wunderground. Dark skies is good too, but not as good as the free Wunderground.

On plastic storage totes full of MF's. Mine are covered with stickers from that company that sells rags. I seem to accumulate the stickers in proportion to the ongoing accumulation of towels, which corresponds to a further increase in totes, in proportion to the reduction of the size of my wallet.

Absolutely will work. I had BOSS pads and polishes with my GG6 and they worked so well that I bought a G15. Give the pads and the liquids a try.