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This is interesting! Sounds like Essence/Essence+ you can top with... waxes at least? What about a traditional sealant? What about a light coating, something like Wolfgang Uber Ceramic?

Thanks for posting that! I had just stumbled across that one too. CFM is higher, and you can do wet vacuuming, which is nice. Anyone know what the hose on the Metrovac Vac N Blo is like? It looks REALLY nice, like a softer, flexible, rubbery material. Less like a harder, stiffer plastic like...

Age wise, its highly likely that its just fine. As long as it re-integrates when you shake it up, you're good to go. I've got some thats at least that old and its good to go. I'd be tempted to just apply another coat over the existing one, if you're really worried about it. What was your...

I did find this option, which looks interesting: Garage Vac PRO – Manufacturer of VacuMaid Central Vacuum Systems Doesn't look like some of the attachments are quite as varied, and doesn't seem like it can be used as a blower, but thats not a huge deal. Can't find the CFM either.

Metrovac Vac N Blo vs ProLux Garage vac (Title Edit) I hate vacuuming car interiors. Always have. Traditionally have used whatever shop vac we had, but the hoses suck, I hate wheeling it around, dealing with the cord etc etc. Couple years ago I got a $70 Ryobi cordless ~2gal shop vac which...

looks like they have some unique colored bucket inserts from Detail Guardz. Too bad most of them are out of stock. I do like their clear buckets. Looks like they are available cheaper from kitchen/restaurant supply stores though. Wasn't familiar with this outlet, thanks for sharing!

Ive got some Wolfgang Fuzion spray sealant I can't wait to try. Also want to try one of the Rapidwax or High Gloss products

Wolverine Coatings epoxy floor coating system. Giant metal cabinet to get all my supplies in my garage Metrovac Vac N Blo of some sort, mounted to the wall with a freaking long hose. Need to make vacuuming less of a pain

Wonder whatever happened to those Menzerna jewling polishes that were all the rage. Think it was PO85rd or something

I just turned 35. I feel attacked by your legitimate observation of society :D

*triggered* You do realize that the average millennial is like 32 to 42 years old.... (geez, that makes me feel even older...) We got old fast lol

Really want to try the newish TRC synthetic clay block thing. After not being super impressed with the nanoskin block, I'm just a bit gushy. Guess I'm still old school, as I really like the Mother's yellow clay that comes with the Showtime detailer (love that smell).

Shoot. I was hoping the smell was tweaked, and maybe slightly less prone to light streaking. Trying to remember what they said the changes were? Where'd you get it that has v5 in stock?

Im more of a hoarder but im trying to work on that. I tend to hoard the items that I got when I first got into detailing that you cant get any more or have good memories about or got a good deal on. Yeah. Its a mental issue. But, products have gotten so much better nowadays, more efficient...

Depending on what the water spots are composed of But, usually the concern is the minerals in the water being left over after the water evaporates. These minerals can and will etch into the paint/cleacoat, damaging the vehicle.

They do that for me. I just decided stuff pads aren't for me

Grinding my 400sq ft 2 car garage floor, in preparation for a 3 layer epoxy system. By hand. With an angle grinder. Edit: this is what it looked like at first. 70 years old.

I did a test of N914, DIY Rinseless, and Absolute side by side on the same vehicle. My observation was that Absolute (Polymer based) really cleaned very well, the dirt really "stuck" to the wash media, and wiped off the paint very nicely. The downside was that dirt tended to stay attached to...

That was mine! 17 Rinseless Washes Reviewed: pictures, charts, smell tests, and pseudo-science Yes, I tested for visible evidence of polymers, and sure didn't see any in DIY Rinseless. Maybe they are there, but it acted nothing like any of the other options that state they have polymers. It...

Thanks so much for the communication! The low stock on a lot of items has us concerned, we appreciate the clarification.