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Another vote for the gorilla platform. Use it for washing the tops of tall vehicles or as a workbench when working on lower vehicles.

I use a label maker like visitor, one label on the side and one on top of the spray nozzle. Believe it or not Amazon still carries the old DYMO embossed label maker for $6.

Another vote for Griots PFM towel. I prefer the 16X16. just easier to handle especially with all the water they hold.

Was wondering if those who use a Polish Angel coating find it necessary to throw away towels after removal. Thinking since it goes on almost like a sealant maybe the issue of drying on a removal towel is not concern.

Sounds like a lot of fun. Let us know how things turn out. :props:

Did I miss the Gift Certificate sale or is it still on it's way?

I would do an IPA wipe down to remove any oils from the polish. Nice article from Mike Philips on the dilution ratio. https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/31183-how-mix-ipa-inspecting-correction-results.html Or if you want to stay in the Wolfgang family...

Have not used the Kwazar with the brass tip so can not comment on any benefits or drawbacks. Chose the plastic tip for the lone reason you mentioned, afraid to get metal near the paint.

Low 60's in Vegas today. Was working in the yard this afternoon when a neighbor drove by and yelled out the window "these winter months really suck don't they".

After reading the review by Angus picked up a one for rinseless washing and clay lube. Could not be more impressed. The Kwazar puts out such a fine mist that more product sits on top of the vehicle before run off so easier and safer in the long run. 2K pick one up, $32 with todays sale, you...

Used the California duster for many years on the work van with no ill effects. Use strictly on a dusty not dirty van, very light touch and shook it out often. However with rinseless and waterless washes find that the duster is outdated. After seeing this post had to actually look to see if I...

Wow what a great turnaround, that thing was hammered. A true work of art. Any tips/suggestions working with ceramiclear?

What are you going to be using the towels for? Agree with Visitor the Gold Push JR are the best all around towels, they are my go to for Polish removal QD application etc. However for rinseless washes, drying etc. other choices may be better.

PFM's both the drying towels and glass towel, really like both. Carpro reset shampoo (new to me) and bunch of Flex tire swipes.

Thanks Meghan, your the best!

Griots PFM 16X16 Towels Griots PFM Glass Towels McKee's Tire and Rubber Rejuvenator https://www.autogeek.net/griots-pfm-2pack.html https://www.autogeek.net/griots-pfm-glass-towels.html https://www.autogeek.net/dp-411.html

To all the AGO family a Happy Thanksgiving. Bird is on the Weber, football on TV and it will be in the mid 70's all weekend. Life is good.

Also keep an eye out for gift certificate sales, last year AG had one around the holidays. Sign up for notices via email or check back often.

How does this compare to the old Blackfire glass cleaner. The old stuff had a very strong scent, similar to Einszett Windscreen but would cut through anything.

Have read The Complete Guide To A Show Car Shine and HIGHLY recommend it. My guess is after reading it you will be down to 500 questions. Like LSN said try to attend one of his classes, have not done so myself but have heard nothing but great reviews from those who have.