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This is the one I´m currently using actually, the Meguiars Water Magnet doesn´t do the job properly for me. I still think it soaks too quickly, but maybe I´m being to demaning with my poor towel x)

Guzzlers have great products, but as I mentioned, are these waffle weaves any good for drying? Because I currently use a waffle weave towel slightly smaller than these, and they get soaked only by drying the roof or hood of my hatch. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Based solely on price and easiness to obtain in my region, I was looking at either Meguiars and Chemical Guys. Are these reasonably good products? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hello guys Could you recommend some drying towels? I currently use waffle weave towels, but they never seemed to be too proper for this task (except for the glasses). They get soaked too quickly, and also in some drying towel reviews, I never saw one waffle weave option. Thanks! Sent from my...

Hello guys I'd like your opinion on those wash and wax shampoos. How good is their cleaning capacity and how the wax contained on them are compared to a dedicated wax application after the wash? Would you recommend it for someone who doesn't have time to spend appliying wax? Thanks! Sent...

Yes, it should be the same. Actually, even other products without the color changing feature should be the same. I've been using Chemical Guys Diablo Gel on my car since it was brand new. After 20k miles, I decided to use Iron X on my wheels and guess what! Absolutely ZERO contamination. I was...

Yeps! Doesn't do any damage to the paint =)

I wouldn't be surprised hahaha I'll take a ride on the road and see what happens [emoji39]

And basically all this dirt came from the 2 front wheels. The rear wheels have drum brakes, so no brake dust to contaminate it.

Haha, thanks! This is actually my garage, you can put 4 medium size cars in it (with space to maneuver), but has a physical space for up to 6 cars. It's fully covered in the shade (and it's even a little bit colder there) so it's perfect to the wash process itselft, applying wax and etc. But...

Hello guys This post isn't to show some shine, but to show what 30k miles of wheel dirt look like on the floor. So my mother asked me to wash her car and I decided this was a good opportunity to test my recently adquired Meguiars Dub Cleaner. My mother isn't lazy to the point not washing her...

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Thanks guys, I'll go for the Iron X like solution. Can I clay while Iron X is doing it's work? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hello guys! So I have a hatchback and the back pirtion of the car gets dirty as hell. After doing a very good wash, using APC and claying, I still can see these very tiny dots of dirt that won't come out. I actually don't have much idea of where they came from, but they stand out on my white...

Maybe my pressure washer is weaker or the material on my wheel well is different. At least on the front wheel well which is plastic, if I use a pressure washer it will remove the most visible dirt. But if you touch it with the finger, you'll see there's still a lot of dirt there. On the felt...

For those who said pressure washer only, I use it everytime I wash my car and I can tell it's not enough to remove all this dirt. There's always a good amount of sand and dirt that won't come off, specialy from that felt! ;) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the tips, guys! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is there any way to coat it without removing the wheels? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Noob question. Is the APC an equivalent to a degreaser? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk