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I would slightly alter that process for a surface such as the "screen" noted by the OP. 1. Do not use overly "hot" water as that might lead to condensation behind a "screen". 2. In lieu of a brush, I'd use a suede MF made for screens to agitate (scrub) the surface lightly. Only kind of brush...

Sorry, no. I guess my response was more targeted to those who might have read your post and thought you were being serious.

Aww, you're such a sweetheart, Paulie ! :poke:

Well, they don't call her "The Body" for nothin' ... :D

No, segregate actually is the proper verb to use in this case.

Elle Macpherson. Still. :awesome:

Yep. Mike verified a while back that they're all the same towel, just different colors ... mostly so you can then segregate your towels by task.

The same towel comes in multiple colors ... green, gray, red, blue, etc. In stock too. I have some of the light blue and the yellow specifically because they better reveal any contamination.

I heartily endorse the PFM drying towels and also the Super Plush Jrs, they're probably my favorites as far as their applications/uses. I would suggest you add some of these 16 x 16 PFM's. They're essentially identical to the PFM drying towels except the smaller size makes them easier to...

I would not worry about No.7 and Bondo, the "oils" are not going to break down the chemical bonds of Bondo molecules. Generally, the only way to remove Bondo, other than mechanical means, is to soften it with heat and then scrape.

They're even Mopar Blue !!! :laughing::laughing:

If you're going for a full-on coating, it's still pretty hard to beat Cquartz UK 3.0 in terms of ease of use, performance, and value. If you want to step it up a level from that, this might be of interest ... GTechniq EXO and CSL Kit

Most likely any "water" which is acidic or basic enough to harm your car's paint will also harm your skin, clothes, etc.

Liars. There's nothing I hate more than a liar.

But only on the LOW setting please. And make sure to inspect your rabbit after drying. :D

Bugs says it's "Wabbit Season". Plus you can just make out the nose and mouth in the pic.

How much mud ? For most cases, dgage's methods outlined above work well. Now if you have copious amounts of dried on mud, then yes use a PW but first wet the mud with something lower pressure and let that soak for a few minutes to soften up the mud. Really extreme cases, maybe do a 2nd...

Liver Lips ? Wasn't he a Native American Indian chief ?

:drool: :drool: This just screams GTF outta my way ... Staggering results as always. :urtheman:

Sweet ! Current Honda metallic paints remind me of an old paint line back in the day called Firemist. LOTS of very small metallic particles, really pops when you get up close.