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Liquid Tide and a dash of Dawn for microfiber wash, then vinegar for second rinse > any "dedicated" microfiber wash solution

Awesome. Will have to stop by all three days then.

112 oz of DG AW for your 112 oz OCW? Or a near full tub of AG HD?

Whichever one Costco is carrying (Snapon for electric, Honda for gas). Pressure washers all fail over time as they're mechanical. You basically have a lifetime warranty with Costco and can return for the latest and greatest.

I've clayed my bra with Megs, Clay Magic, and DP clays with no issues.

What's the life on Wookie (and even Yeti)?

Wait, which kit is it? Dr Colorchip offers 3 kits, but not seeing any reference on the AG site.

Awesome! I hated the durability of the EZ minis, but was so versatile. If the construction on this is as good as my full sized Daytona, will definitely be in my next order.

Never tried wolfgang before, but after I finish my current BFWD, I was considering trying out DGPS3.0. Fuzion has always had high remarks here so that'd be another product I've had my eyes on.

From what I understand, the Daytona brush was made specifically at the direction of AG and is offered exclusively at AG so you won't find it anywhere else. The original EZ brush was made for motorcycle use and not the riggers of automotive, which is why AG worked with the makers of EZ to create...

I'd love for a smaller version of the Daytona. Personally, EZ-detail brushes are great...while they last. Every single one breaks after a few months of not even aggressive use, be it end cap, or handle snapping. Daytonas were supposedly made to be more rugged.

Bug Squash White Diamond Black Hole

Plastic razor blade, goo gone, IG does the trick for me.

PB WD, DG AW, P21S TAW, P21S Wheel Gel, WG Sealant, 1Z Gummi, Stoner IG, FK 425, Menzerna 85RD SIP PF

Chemical Guys EZ-Creme acrylic glaze

I want to try Diamondite Crystal Gloss Surface Protectant!

I put my optibond in a squeeze bottle and just squeeze some on my applicator foam prior to apply. Not much different that spray bottle in which I'd spray the applicator foam. Don't like spraying right on the tire unless they're beefy ones to avoid overspray. I'd still recommend a quick wipedown...

Maybe try one of those cheap $100-$150 portable generators to power your polisher? Then just do it at one of those Pressure Washer locations. Don't have to take up one of their bays, but some are large enough that you can pull off to the side in the shade and do your work. Then pull into the...

Just get the one from costco. Electric PWs will eventually fail. It's mechanical so starts degrading the moment you pull it out of the box. Some last longer than others, but with Costco, you have lifetime return policy and can just get their latest new PW. Currently using their Snap-on 1700PSI...

Stoner's in the can for me. No drip light foam is the way to go. Sprayway comes in second, but sometimes it's too thick and foamy so sometimes it wipes along with the towel instead of wiping away with the towel if that makes any sense. Takes a couple passes.