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Use the Upholstery cleaner in a spray bottle, and apply it first. Agitate, let dwell per instructions, etc. Use the Final Rinse or another Brand Rinse agent in the solution dispenser tank on your home extractor. The no-foam is really mainly for commercial extractors as it protects the...

My first car. Should never have sold it. 1983 Hurst Olds 442. Pic was from 1986.

Did you use a rinse agent? Here's my trio of products for interior extraction. Rinse agents serve several purposes, mainly neutralizing the pH of the cleaners and by doing so they will bring the soft plush back to fabrics. Especially important on modern vehicles where the carpet is poly-based.

Both are good. Cquartz SiC is what I found comparable but still lead with the new Mohs EVO lineup. Love it.

1 layer of each, 1-2hrs apart. Usually after I'm done with UK 3, I get a water and then start on SiC. Combined they hold up well.

Agree. 1-2. I usually flip the small thin ones on a block pad over and around half way through. 1-2 will work depending on how the temps and humidity impact the coating on the applicator as I work. If it gets to "draggy" I flip and then replace. I buy the larger orange CarPro Suede...

Looks great as always. Thin paint measurements. Worked on prior? Also, did you treat the top? If so, what products do you like? Lastly, love those wheels. Have always been a fan of that style Porsche wheel.

Likely the towels. Mix your own panel prep. 1/3 acetone and 2/3 blue windex. Perfect and won't harm anything. IPA in general isn't going to remove oils, etc. anyway.

Come see me sometime and I'll show you the trick to no more smoke odors in the car. ;)

I've always allowed 1-2 hours to cure but that includes the fact that by the time I'm done with a full vehicle, an hour has gone by. I take a short break then do my wipedown and apply the coating. Zero issues. There are occasions where I'll wait until next day. Coating bonds just fine.

I just used a bottle of the MOHS from the 2018 formula and it was just fine. My garage is climate controlled and they are in a cabinet. Just seal the lids up tight.

FB is convenience to me is that there are groups for anything and everything on there. All the social media insights in one place. Also, again, nearly everyone I interact with is on there. I REALLY hate the idea of supporting it just like I do not supporting Amazon, but there too, I do...

Mohs EVO is and has been my go-to coating on vehicles since it was introduced. I still use UK 3.0 and SiC but not nearly as often now. I keep 2-3 50ml bottles in my cabinet.

I've been using FB more and more. Most everyone I know, interact with, etc. has been. This year it's where I spend most of my social media posting. Loads of groups, etc. that just are more convenient, etc. PM me if anyone is interested in connecting there.

FWIW, I use Pinnacle's 3:1 wheel cleaner concentrate and find it's very good vs say Griots Gal size pre-mix. Cost effective. I use Meg's Iron remover and again, find it works VERY well and while I think all of them are overpriced, it's a good brand and I have learned to use most...

Cleaned off the bugs from a few recent road trips and wiped down the engine bay to keep her brand new fresh. Not bad for 34k miles.

Hard to tell how it's going to remove due to its age and how it may have been installed. Steam is the way to go. Pull towards you not back over it. It should start to release. If it is brittle it won't budge and you'll know quickly. Can't hurt to try given the way it looks now...

Tornador is a game changer but it's not a replacement for a full extractor. The velocity vac is the way to go first as it will remove more dirt than ever possible without it and is a great way of reducing a lahar of muck inside your extractor. I use the black as a blower when doing matts or...

That essay of text needs balanced out with some pics for those of us that are picture book people :D

The New MOHS EVO is super easy to apply. It flashes away nearly completely and buffs to a level clean slick surface with easy. It makes you work faster but it's worth it UK3.0 is fine, just a little more tacky when wiping as the carrier solvents don't flash completely away...