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Wow never thought of that. They seem reasonable also, about $1 each depending on where youget them

When I detail a car I leave a business card in the cupholder. I am thinking maybe ordering some eye glass cleaning cloths with my name and number printed on it and leaving that in the car. Almost everyone at least uses sun glasses. Has anyone tried that and would it be better than a card?

No handle on mine. I have it and can install it anytime but never have.

I think it still works, just stinks. I would use it if you can stand the smell.

Does that have an app or just software for a pc?

Does anyone know of a good app to resize pictures down in megapixel so they will load to forums?

I used 3D Poxy for the first time today. Like everything else I have used of theirs I like it. 2013 Focus ST 2009 Prius 2005 Santa Fe

Mine were not that dirty, but total more than 20 towels

More suds than a wash with free and clear. One thick towel has a feeling of maybe slick almost silky. They were washed and rinsed, then spun, then rinsed and spun again.

Don't know, a bunch. And a few pads.

Not sure how much you need of your other stuff, but this I used two oz and think I used too much. I will try 1.5 oz next wash.

Yes it would be unless it's been repainted. If it wasn't single stage and it was repainted who knows what the condition and quality of the repaint would be.

I took your advice and ordered some 3D Towel Kleen. The first load just came out. Wow! Is all I have to day. Most of my towels are like new again, the paint ones are anyway. They feel different and look different from regular all free and clear. Never would I have thought there was a actual...

By class how about ease of use, longevity, and value?

Opti Seal question, when applying it, do you spray on the panel, or spray on the applicator? How much does it really take? if you were to get something else instead would a reload type product or silica sealant be compatible or is opti Seal really in a class of its own? thanks

Towels are one of if not the most expensive part of detailing. It's one thing to justify a $35 bottle of wax, or a $10 buffer pad, it's hard to justify a $5 wash cloth size towel to wipe off wax that you may need 4 or 5 of and if you drop it it's now a wheel towel. Or a $30 drying towel. Towels...

Yesterday I called and placed an order over the phone to get a price match. Got an email today saying it shipped. Really quick service.

I used to send things to the office and bring them home piece by piece.

The key is to not keep everything on the same shelf. It is easy to walk by and tell the amount of stuff of the shelf grew. Or I don't remember there being wax on the third shelf just the top two. When you have a little here, a little in the basement, a little over there, it's hard to keep track...

Would this qualify for the price match?