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I found the old packaging product leaving a slight oily residue. I also have CG Innerclean and 1Z cockpit premium, those 2 didn't leave a residue like 303. This is why I've been using 303 on outer plastic parts like door trim. Is the new formula better on that? Can you say no residue...

I have been using this soap happily, even bought the 1 gallon, and apparently, I've been using a little more than I was supposed to for maintenance washes (I use 1-2 oz for 5 gallon bucket). I'll get that down to 1 oz or so (1 cap is 5 ml - so 5-6 caps would be an oz?) My question is, if you...

I have same situation as yours. 1 yr old car, apt living, no power wash at home. so what I have been doing so far is; I got 2 buckets with grit guards and gamma seal lids. I purchased good products either through here, Chemical Guys, Griot's Garage, Adams, Meguiars, etc.. get lots of quality...

please educate a newbie, Collinite is an insulator "wax" and Jetseal is a "sealant", to be topped with a "wax". Isn't this comparison apples to oranges?

chemical guys - Innerclean I like 303 too, but Innerclean leaves no residue, smells-cleans nice, and works on all surfaces.

That is correct. All videos I watched say let it sit for 1-2 minutes, which is the time I spend spraying it to other wheels. And then I use the Daytona brush again on each of them quickly. Soapy water and a little agitation helps with 'not drying". After that, I spend more time on each wheel...

leaving streaks in general, especially on brake pad and rotor is a big issue with this cleaner. My wheels were cool to touch, I haven't driven the car for hours, and in the garage, I used this cleaner. It dried on the wheels in 2 minutes (until I finish other wheels, the first one was dried)...

Coming from the Eagle One PVD-Aluminium wheel cleaner, I had the chance to compare it to DUB Wheel Cleaner. Firstly, I didn't like the smell, it has a weird smell compared to Eagle One, which was pleasant. I would say that they both are good cleaners, with DUB being very slightly better. The...

I did the same thing on my first detailing. Quick tip: get a rubber eraser (yes, simple eraser) and it'll clean up the dried wax from plastic. To get the plastic clean and shine again, vacuum the bits of eraser, and then use a trim protection like Aerospace 101 or trim gel etc.. It worked for...