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I agree! The reviewer has never used a product like it, thinks a 1/3 of bottle is needed and used it on clean wheels. Let alone has 5 posts... I'm with swanic on the bulk, a gallon size wouldn't be able to stay on the shelves.

Windows yes, paint no.

Milwaukee makes one. Would be good for touch ups, but not a whole car. Milwaukee 2438-22 M12 Cordless Lithium-Ion Variable Speed Polisher-Sander Kit

Should be. But try a test spot in an inconspicuous area.

Same here. I was glad to finish off that over priced Sonax product. More product for less money, and it even sprays better.

Been a while since I've been to any of them. I think they're all closed or under a new name. We called it the whoreloft back then, lol. Orleans was always my place, when I use to go out.

I won't waste my money on Sonax FE again...

*Like button clicked* If you have an Amazon account, lots of PBMG stuff is on Amazon.

LOL, nope. The Stars and Stripes festival used to be fun, but they moved it to freedom hill. There used to be a weekly car show, but I'm not sure what day it is.

Ugh... *you're

Welcome from Mt. Clemens!

I like my MF specific detergent, if found on sale, like bulthatch said, ends being cheaper than regular detergent anyways, with no hassle of changing brands or anything like that. For pads, it depends on the product. I try an APC first (they usually soak in APC while I'm cleaning up other...

I think I've seen those threads. It's the hot brake particles embedding themselves into your clear coat, then rusting. If I didn't chime in those threads, an Iron dissovler, like Iron-x, is needed, probably followed with claying, polishing and sealing. Next step, buying better pads. My wife's...

Ontop of everyones elses advice, keep in mind... If your unsure, just replace it.

How well does it work?

This. Works just as good as Sonax Full Effect, but at a 1/3 of the cost. And available OTC! If you have Iron-x, that would work too. It's more expensive, but probably more potent than DUB.

Not much, at least not from ONR IME, as I noticed a difference when I used to not use a drying aid or spray wax versus when I did.

It's much more than that. My orange cutting ones flatten out once full of product and rotating. IF they had that low of contact, I'd doubt they'd be on the market at all. Your DA seems to be the weak point, not the pad.

DLUX is NOT a SOWA. It's a trim sealant/coating.

This is not a spray on walk away product like the OP requested. Everything I've used required a quick wipe after. Bare Bones, Silk Shine, TW and Perl all required going back and wiping down for even coverage.