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Have you tried spraying with foam gun, let it dweel, then rinse with water, drying with forced air (leaf blower)? With a semi or permanent coating the protection and sheeting should take the dirt right off, unless its really bad. Limit mitt use to once a month? That way you aren't even touching...

30x magnification would really drive everyone here nuts!

It was a female owner giving you a hard time? Did she like woman's basketball by any chance?

Sorry I've only used rollers on walls, when I do they can sometime "spit" drops out, so technically not overspray but drips of paint flying off From rolling action? Or are you going so slow that it doesn't happen?

Isn't the windshield getting overspray?

Gotcha, I only ask because I smell a test coming on, not by me, but maybe someone reading this thread? :hungry: The test must include a microscope (USB camera) , only 10x mag would be required I imagine. Probably best to have definitions clear beforehand, that way whatever th test "concludes"...

Its not the woman...its the kid that saps your time! Winter is tough, If its below 32F I don't bother, when it warms a bit GDM or touchless wash. We went from 5 F to ice storm and now 50 F in 5 days.

I only compared them once in a Gilmore last summer, 901 and meg's gold class, meg's foamed more than 901 in my trial but I only did a comparison once. I used 901 in the bucket with a cap of ONR, Megs GC in foam gun after than, planning on testing again this spring summer....they sell specific...

Carfax report is fine as long as you document the fix and present to next owner, no big deal really, in fact I'd rather that happen than a supposed "clean carfax"...those scare me more, something probably hidden then...just my opinion.

Been buying my oil there for a long time. They crush everyone on price. Car care products now has its own aisle...oil and filters has its own aisle...people are keeping cars longer nowadays. That means more protection and better care. I also imagine the explosion in new products over the last 5...

Don't drown your food...in Mayo Ketchup or Goo

Gotcha so its the pre-soak or pre-rinse from the hose before shampoo applied that is the difference maker? Would that be fair to say in summary?

Mr Megan that is a great reply. If I understand you correctly water and car shampoo would be better at encapsulating than water and a high lubricity agent found in some various waterless/rinseless wash products? Water is water, no difference there after I spray a door panel heavily using the...

Here is mine It opens up and hold the PC 7424 XP, extensions, and a bunch of pads, 4", 5.5" and 6.5".

Those are nothing. My idiot ex-wife got her vehicle stuck on our neighbors porch. Backing up and turning dented the whole thing on the corner of the porch, and didn't know to do so sat there and called my cell...thank God I divorced her! Edit: to the OP grab some ultimate compound and foam pad...

I can't link to where I bought a 10 pack of these due to forum rules but have you ever heard of a large South American river? 660 GSM Eurow Shag Wash and dry before use is a must they come with extra lint. I have 2 of AG's shag towels, they are good too if you get them on BOGO. I have Sams...

I haven't seen a wash media yet that comes "clean" out of the rinse bucket using a grit guard in the two bucket method, especially after it just washed a really dirty panel. When you get a dirty panel, some of that dirt stays on the media no matter how hard I scrubbed against the grit guard. MF...

I set it to the max, you are also spraying 2 gallons of water every 20 seconds or so through the gun, test this on a marked 5 gallon bucket for your setup, pour 2 gallons into a bucket from an empty water/milk jug, use a black marker on the outside to set the level of 2 gallons, dump it, then...