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Nothing wrong with using a quality waffle weave on clean black paint. I have 2 black vehicles with no marring on them that I use waffle weaves on each wash. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That is a great recommendation by Chris. I've been using a Cobra guzzler waffle weave to knock the majority off and follow with a plush or super plush microfiber to get a clean spotless wipe. Results look nice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

True. I used to be that guy carrying 2 buckets down to my car! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

He was referring to the marring on the previous posters picture. Waterless has it's place (and I use it myself) but for a regular wash rinseless will be safer due to the sheer amount of liquid to help dirt roll off. By spraying so much waterless to achieve that same goal it is much cheaper to...

I use ONRWW on everything including glass. I haven't seen any issues that would make me want to not use on glass. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I clean wheels and undercarriage the traditional way with a hose first. I use the Cobra guzzler waffle weave along with a super plush cobra microfiber and it works outstanding with ONRWW. Towels make a huge difference, worth the money. Microfiber mits are great with ONRWW. Sent from my iPhone...

I don't have the red but the Carbon Black on mine is pretty hard. Jet Black on the other hand is known to be very soft. As mentioned, you'll have to do a test spot to find out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Garden sprayer from Home Depot. Pump it up and then just hold the trigger. Much faster and easier than spray bottles for this use. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I use the Daytona brushes with two buckets. Bucket 1 filled with a Dawn mixture ( or other wash of your choice) and bucket 2 filled with clean water. Spray the wheel with water and then your favorite APC ( I use optimum power clean). Dip the Daytona brush in the soapy solution and then go to...