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But, you'll be polishing anyway...that will strip the wax, right?

Harbor Freight like exclusions, eh? Maybe I am spoiled by the Amazon Prime experience, but this nickel and dime approach to shipping is quickly wearing thin on me. I want to support AG and have several orders worth several hundred dollars and I literally am frustrated every time I order. I wait...

Griots Speed Shine or Megs X-Press Spray Wax...to great products at very reasonable pricing.

What do you mean when you say that the bottle will not lock into the power washer gun? On the end of the wand that came with the power washer is a quick connect end, right? If you place the handle of the wand between your knees to hold it, reach to the end of the wand with hands. Hold the end...

I'm thinking Ill get Meguiars Hyperwash. Seems to foam well and appears to work well with Megs other wax and sealant products.

Thaks, guys. I just want to make sure I am not buying a soap that interferes with the fast finish...

Maybe I am ovetthinking this. I use Megs UFF. I also use Megs x-press spray wax as a drying aid. In another thread, some posters suggests that CGs wash and gloss was messing with the UFF. So, given the other products I am using, would hyperwash be a better choice than honeydew or Mr Pink?

Thanks. Do you use a power washer or a gun attached to a hose?

I'm really wondering if the hyperwash foams as much or as well as the CG soaps, like honeydew and Mr Pink....

Thanks. I get the volume approach, but I have a wildcard, the wifey factor. Lol Nonetheless, I have tried or even read much about Mr Pink. My washes are generally maintenance washes to clean up dust, pollen, etc., and rarely any heavy or caked on crud.

...that actually cleans and rinses well. Seems my two main options are hyperwash and honeydew, but I don't k ow what else is out there. Mind you, I gulped seeing the $30 per gallon price here at AG, but with the current 20% off promo, well, every bit counts. I'm leaning towards hyperwash...

"Bob Eichelberg, the President of North America" That reads odd to me...lol

Is that because you can move more quickly over the car and get it done faster or is does leaving it on increase it's effectiveness? Thanks!

You left them on for up to 2 hours...why? I'm being curious as I normally apply the D166 and then nearly immediately remove it...maybe I'm doing it wrong.

Gg 6"

Looks exactly like the CG ones I have except for the color.

Was wondering if I really needed the orifice. I'll consider getting the short gun after trying with the wand first. Thanks!

So it seems like any old foam cannon will do, eh? Something like this - Amazon.com: MATCC High Pressure Washer Gun 3000 PSI Foam Wash Gun Snow Foam Lance Snow Foam Cannon Foam Blaster With M22-14mm Thread: Automotive

Thanks, guys...I need a foam cannon then. Do I need to also to switch out the orifice to a smaller diameter to make better foam? If so, what diameter would you recommend?

Backyard detailer and want my boys to help me. Just bought a Ryobi 2.3gpm, 2900psi pressure washer - https://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-2-900-PSI-2-3-GPM-Gas-Pressure-Washer-RY802900/303316315. I've read a ton of threads and am confused with what I need to buy, i.e., gun, lance, fittings, etc...