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This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You leave it as Rinseless - the story ends, you work in your garage and believe whatever you want to believe. You mix it as Waterless - you stay in wonderland and we show you just how deep the rabbit hole goes. Uber is great...

Outstanding point, Noodle! I hadn't considered that. And I appreciate the feedback on using it with the sponges. I currently have been using Glide, but would like to reduce the number of bottles on the shelves. I'll mix up some as a clay lube to try out. Greatly appreciate it.

If I may revive this thread.. Like a few others, I've been considering just ditching my QDs all together in favor of using waterless wash for that purpose. I can't say enough about how much I like the Wolfgang Uber Rinseless as a Waterless, specifically because there is nothing left behind...

Outstanding work! My hat is off to you, sir.

For my daily driver: Wash and scrub wheels and tires with dedicated chemicals and separate bucket and towels specific to that purpose. Wash car, dry, chemically decontaminate with iron remover, clay, notice clay is getting a little too dirty, get fresh piece of clay, drop new clay after only one...

Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Packard Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips Thank you very much. Exactly what I was hoping to hear. I have HD Polish and have been using it on parts on my Juke, as well as McKees 360. I like the 360, it is a lighter cut but worked well with a white LC CCS...

Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Packard Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips Assuming that Packard rolled in today, and HD Adapt is no longer available, what would be your product/pad choice? Mike? Guys?

Another vote for the 3401. I have a Porter Cable 7424 XP and really like it. However, knowing what I know now (after only about a month and a half with the PC), and getting hands on with the 3401 at a local detailing clinic, I wish I would have bought the Flex. As others have said, there is a...

I have a SnoBrum that I use to clear piled snow, but not quite down to the paint. Then I use a regular snow brush/scraper on the windows.

The 3M Marine Mildew Remover worked like a charm. The seats do feel a little dry, so I'm going to hit them with a decent clean (just to be safe) then dressing. (I have some Griot's I want to try out.) There was a chlorine odor while I was cleaning, but it wasn't overpowering. Although, I would...

Walking out of the office at 4 AM, Collinite 845 just doing its thing, and doing it well. Hood Roof

Yes it is safe for paint. I used it on my mother's Lincoln, and 3D even demos it on paint in their video.

After having no luck with Mother's Back to Black, I decided to give Blackfire Total Trim & Tire Sealant a shot. I cleaned the exterior trim with a terry towel and some deep plastic cleaner. I then applied Blackfire Total Trim with a microfiber applicator. The trim looks great, I'm just hope I...

Accidental post. Please delete this.

I'm still getting it on Tapatalk and the Autogeek app (iPhone).

Hey!

Don't worry about something as trivial as shipping times during all of this. I've got enough D156 to put on my cereal for at least a month. (Wait.. what?) I've been through tornados and earthquakes, but never a hurricane. And I intend to keep it that way! Stay safe and we'll see you when this...

Looks FANTASTIC! Very nice work, my friend.

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Also the secret to my spicy rib roast.