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WOW! Can't wait till Easter!

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I've used both and find the Weathertech to be superior. The clear cover holds up better!

Agree with UT&T.

Take a look at apwdistributing dot com. Lots of info on PW. It's the next place that I will buy a new PW when mine dies.

Love this stuff. BOGO is a super bargain!!!!

I use these pads often and never had a problem. IMHO they seem to wear somewhat more than a flat pad from the same manufacturer.

I have to remain quiet for now.

You got it! :xyxthumbs:

I use the 521 over the AW. I always follow a wash with a 521 wipe down, cleans and shines well with no buildup. With 2-3 washes per week AW builds up and holds dirt.

O.K. here's what I do, a bit anal but no stained towels, no linting. First, I never let product dry and set on a towel. I keep a 5 gal bucket with a good shot of dawn and a full scoop of Oxi clean dissolved in about 3 gal of hot water. As I finish a towel into the bucket it goes. When the bucket...

150 plus 50 cotton.

You can always cut a foam applicator pad to most any shape you want with a pair of scissors. No running!

Autogeek pick me for a Flex Knife!

Empty dropper, squeeze dropper and insert in bottle and release, remove, what you have is one "dose".

The Weathertech is a great mat if............it is specifically made for your vehicle. On some vehicles, what you get is a generic mat that fits just O.K., and is not a great fit nor do the holes in the mat line up with the tabs in the floor to keep the mat from moving. If such is the case, try...

Usually there is little to remove, but a spritz of water helps if you are having trouble. Sounds as if you may have used too much product, just enough to create a very thin barrier between the pad and the paint.

That turned out great!! U da man.

Looks great! More shots of your assistant please!

Go with the rubber mats. Weathertech are the best. Easy to clean and keep looking good.