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I'm in mine for 12 hours a day as well. I switched from the heavier style work boots (red wings, timberlands, etc) to tactical boots and it was the best decision. As long as your not doing heavy work in them, they will last and are much more comfortable than any red wings I've tried. But I'd...

In regards to cost: I understand where your coming from when it comes to ordering 1 or 2 things, especially when wanting to try something new. Paying $8 to ship 16oz is very expensive here. But, this can be remedied with experience of when to order things either in bulk or on sale. As to...

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Is a DA with a cyclo brush too big for you? I love using it on my leather.

You need to be careful when using them on a drill. If you touch the carpet for too long with the side of that brush, you'll melt the carpet. A DA is much safer. I'd just use a brush for that 5% you can't reach with a DA.

I agree. I can dry my SUVs with the small one.

I agree. My big Brembos kick out a lot of dust, and an APC and my wheel woolies clean it up perfect. How often do you go between cleanings?

Different blends/weights are good for different applications. Which is covered in one of the links above. All depends on your needs. There isn't one towel that's does it all for everyone.

There shouldn't be a need to use steel wool on the inside. That's outside use only. What MFs are you using? Maybe try laying a little less product down when cleaning.

Those orange dots might be from the rusted Brake dust imbedded into the CC. Might want to change to a better pad.

Thanks for the review. After I use up my CG Eco wash, this will be in to replace it. I haven't been disappointed with any BF products yet.

What metal polish did you try?

Flowing the water as you say is also known as sheeting. Try to find some shade if you can. Just make sure your not letting an soap dry. Rinseless washes are great for when it's hot too, you can wash and dry a panel at a time.

The only purpose I can see for the foamer is to replace those crappy sprayers on my DUB wheel cleaner bottles. But that's me. I could never imagine putting my 2bm soap in it.

Along this line, I have a dedicated pad for sealants. I don't use them for anything else but that type of product.

I'm looking to use it with PNS as a base. I'll have to try half the car as a drying aid, and the other half the way you mention. Thanks for input.

I let mine soak in an APC over night after spraying with WG pad cleaner.

I agree. Waterless Detailers is using the rinseless dilution ratio, which is more dilute than what I think should be used, if you were to attempt this. They're pretty much just using the GDM.

I reuse the bottles as well. Running a very dilute APC then IPA through them and let dry.