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Hey Mike, could I also get a copy. Thank you. Peace, Darrin

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Just had thought. Have you tried Collinite 476? I have used that on a DD before, protects like an armored tank. Seemed to repel Mother Natures and man's unkind paint assailants.

I would think daily spray-offs would help. Trying to keep the winter elements off the paint may keep those LSP robbing varmits at bay. If there's a product to do this, I don't know of it. Good luck. Peace, Darrin

I don't practice it, but I have used Hydro Max on a non waxed or coated car. HM used as a drying aid or immediately after drying is a fabulous product. Great protection, although short lived. Beads like crazy and gloss for days.

Hey y'all. Looking for a product to clean micro fiber towels and pads and also foam pads. Want an all in one cleaner instead of having individual cleaners that take up space and time. Have used Snappy clean, not bad. Would like to be able to spray it directly on pads immediately after use, use...

Cool, I have and use FG400, 105 and FCC. A free sample of 1000 is available to me, was just wondering if it was worth my time. Appreciate you input.

Care to expound?

What do you all think? Thanks. Peace, Darrin

Break an ink pen, let it ooze, form a puddle and sit until dried and caked. I agree writing on your door will not be a problem.

Not a dried and caked ink stain.

I think the OP is referring to an ink pen not a permanent marker. I agree with you concerning permanent marker.

Makes it better but not "perfect".

I agree with this. Just need to adjust your technique.

Yeah, I'm the same way. My own worst critic. I just have to let it go and learn from the experience. The customer says their satisfied. Maybe their not as particular as you. I think is "I'm not getting a gold star on this one, no referrals, ####". I often find my mind goes right to the worst...

Good point Bob. RO water will eliminate a water spot issue, but does compromise your soaps, waxes and sealants.

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Yeah, I'm a car watcher. I'll give a second look at an impeccably detailed Honda Fit before a dirty Porsche.

Thank you again D.

Let me know when you do Brad.