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I thought "Thin was in".... Maybe not? So this is the first time I get to use my McKees Hi Def Paint Sealant and I was just looking on line for info, tips etc as it was drying and I came across a video from Nick. YouTube Well If you watch how much he uses/applies, his is NOT THIN lol. I...

I think I came across something about cutting BSD with water to help easier use. Is there a thread on here about that? I couldn't find it using Tapatalk.... Any help or pointers would be good.

Have they passed a scratch test?

So I bought these years ago when they were relatively cheap and since then the price has went up pretty good. Being that MF technology isnt nothing new, there has to be other viable alternatives out there that do just as good of a job as these did. When I bought mine they were liek 450gsm but I...

Looking at trying this combo. 3D towel clean went up a bit, so I was thinking of using a Free and Clear detergent, since we already use it in the home. Then I was thinking of using Adams MF Revitalizer to help break stuff down in the towels some. The reviews seem too good to be true... Like...

It is a lot more no,? The detail spray is 3oz to 1 gal. The RW is 1oz to 3 gal of water...

Appreciate it all. Its just hard to think that the detailer is A LOT higher than the wash ratio. Again I get it, but eh. lol.

Thanks

What's the reasoning? I would think the wash would be more concentrated to eliminate scratches etc. Crazy to think that little is good enough when the detail spray is waayyyy more concentrated

So what should I use dilution wise for pre-soaking the panels? I was using the 1/3oz to 16oz dilution...

So looking at Wolfgang's website I see there are multiple ways to dilute it for whatever reason needed, cool. This is what I'm confused on. When I do a RW, I use 3 gallons which is at 1oz uber to 3gal of water. But the detail spray says to use 3oz to 1 gal of water. That's a lot more...

Do you have the pns still.

I dont want to coat them first off... With that out of the way, I was wondering what can be used easily on the door jambs? I wipe them down every 2 weeks or so with a QD in hopes to keep the dust/dirt away but its white so everything shows. I was thinking about using PNS or Can Coat or something...

I did see that About boiling them. I doubt that Adams would say that if it wasn't trus. But read TRC,'s website, they're against hot water...

True... I guess that is why some towels seem to loose their absorption over time. I wondering if there is a way to soak the towels to breakdown the polymers left behind. Is APC even strong enough to do that?

clear your PMs! :)

What I wanted to do is use my towels that I use for QD. They're TRC Eagle edgeless.. I currently and will continue to use them for QD and looking to also use them for RW and WW. My concern is the RW/WW may or may not leave something behind in the towel to reduce it's effectiveness, or maybe...

I guess I'll just use my QD towels and double purpose them for WW/RW They're clean and I've only used them for wiping off light dust off the paint using DG FC&S . It'll eliminate me having to buy more towels.

Would the forest green or the gold plush towels work well? I have several of each not being used

I have Collinite 476 and I honestly dont care what happens or what it imparts on the wax/sealant. It'll all work in the end to one goal - more protection. Appreciate it!