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I've used both All Free & Clear and BF Microfiber cleaner. They both clean the same, which is very good. The only difference I can tell is that using the BF cleaner, the towels are more "tacky" meaning they stick to your fingers more - which is a good thing. I understand this tackiness to be...

For the most part, I agree with Simple Green, but it does have its place. I recently used it to clean silicone spray off of my Line-X bedliner. That's about as far as I would go with wanting to use that. Sent from my SCH-I535 using AG Online

So, I'm installing a RollBak retractable bed cover for my 2011 Silverado that is in immaculate condition with no swirls. I installed the brackets on the side of my bed using the provided self tapping screws. As an extra layer of protection against rust, I removed the brackets and sprayed...

Thanks for all of the replies. It doesn't matter it anyone works there of not. I just get the basic touchless wash anyway. I knew the Pelican Point and the new In & Out was not touchless. Causeway and vets and Williams and vets are fine with me. Thanks again.

I recently had back surgery and as a result, one of the things I won't be able to do is wash my truck for a month or two. I drove around Metairie and New Orleans this past weekend looking for a touch free car wash and I can't find one. I can't pressure wash right now either - too much...

Pinnacle Black Onyx - long lasting, doesn't attract dust and not too shiny.

What's the difference between the flat pads and the CCS pads (besides the obvious visual differences) with the grooves cut in them? Is there a time when you would use a flat pad in place of a CCS pad or vice versa?

Not recently purchased, but Armor All is the worst, as everyone knows.

The colors bleed a little at first. I was the black, white, grey, yellow and green towels together. The white's aren't perfectly white anymore, but that doesn't bother me - they still work the same. If I had more white or black towels, I would wash them separately.

Rouxster - Ryan

I'm typing this out so that I can see how many I use in a session. I have a full size crew cab pickup and I usually wash it once a week. The only leather I have is my steering wheel, so I don't use any leather cleaner. 2 white waffle weaves for the outside windows 2 white waffle weaves for...

Thanks! As usual a very generous helping of Mike's knowledge :props: Awesome!

Mike, thanks for your many tips. I recently bought a GG DA from you all, but haven't used it yet. I'm waiting for a whole day of good weather. Anyway, before I use my pads for the first time, do I need to condition them with either QD spray or the polish that I'm using at the time? I hear so...

I wash mine the same way. I don't know what the difference is between detergent and MF cleaner. From what I have read, I think some or all MF cleaners have a water softener in them? I'm not sure why, but mine have more of the static cling to them. Makes it feel like my hands are sandpaper...

I am fairly new to microfiber also. I have been using them for only about 3 months. When I first got them, I read that you aren't supposed to use anything with dyes, fabric softeners, perfumes or dry them on high heat. Since we already had All Free & Clear for my toddler, I decided to use...

:iagree: I use the Supreme Micro-Chenille Wash Mitt, microfiber wash mitt, washing mitt. I'm only a weekend warrior, but I have had good luck with the ones I have purchased so far.

I'm in IT and I deal with a lot of foreign support personnel. It sounds like they are from overseas. As many IT people here can tell you, this is a very common type of dialog when dealing with non-American citizens.

FYI...When buying MF from CG, read this post. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/off-topic/74203-chemical-guys-customer-service-what-joke.html

Awesome! I'm sure the kids love the truck and loved Santa!

About 90% from AG and the rest local. I like to support the local stores, even though they are chains, when they carry good products like GG and Megs. Just so that they will keep stocking them.