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Yes I read the information on "Prime" listed on their website. I'm not sure I or most people need a clay lube on steroids. Especially at the ridiculous price charged. The regular clay lube seems to work well enough.

The answer to that is to use a sprayer with a larger capacity. I can clean all four tires and wheels on one charge. Yes the Pro foam 2 has a smaller capacity but even that comes in handy in certain situations.

Nobody said one has to pump a pump sprayer. As one can see I like my pump sprayers. All but the two/cheap one gallon sprayers either came new with a charge valve or I added a charge valve. I use them for presoaks/foam washing/tire and wheel cleaning/ rinseless washing/rinseing/ etc. Three are...

Don't think they need to convince anyone here that hand washing is the way to go. If you factor in the time to drive to and from the car wash plus wait in line then the hand wash should be equal or faster. Also my vehicles never go to any kind of car wash so I'm not up on cost but $33.00 seems...

X2 on the Feynlab V3 Rinseless. Klasse, I believe you have tried their Pure Wash. Nothing to write home about? I saw where they also have a clay lube called "Prime". However it is ungodly expensive. An 8 oz bottle of Prime is $40.00. A liter of prime is $132.00. So I doubt I'll be trying that...

Well i asked the AI chatbot that question but it didnt have the answer so i emailed that “product question” to the real people at Feynlab. If they respond ill post what they said in regaurds to the shelf life.

A gallon of sealer would take several years to use up. Not sure what happens to the product but as I was reading through the information on the product on the Feynlab site i saw where they stated it had a 12 month shelf life. Also its more than a gallon. Its a 5 liter which is 169 fluid oz...

Believe it is also available at the House Of Rags. However better shipping rates from Feynlab site. Was available at Amazon but guess they had a spat.

I use the ladder below although didn't pay that much for it. If I stand on top I can easily reach the roof of my truck with just a microfiber or a mitt. No stick needed. The long length comes in handy...

Just looked the product up on Feynlab Austrailia. It is only offered in the 500 ml size and at $42.00 it is more than double the cost of the same 500 ml in the US.

Did a rinseless wash with Duragloss 932. Tires Aqua Gloss, wheels Optimum hybrid drying aid. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No I believe that is the old version. This is the one Klasse is referring to. https://www.feynlab.com/product/feynlab-hybrid-ceramic-detailer/?srsltid=AfmBOoo2cDDjR6iSf6ytUqLwuq9B6mKtzCdaYvEZiw7ocAvUtEDIv9Jk

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I think the Meguiars Is a long shot to win but it did pretty well in the final. I've never tried it but heard good things and it's available locally.

I think its a top contender and could be the real winner. I put it on my new Tacoma and believe it rained the following day. Just a quick shower. The beading was pretty good to excellent. Its a very easy to use product. Hope it lasts at least 6 weeks. Jon started that showdown with 35 products.

Even though I watched the Grand Final a few times I missed the ending. I thought the video ended at the best user experience. I just rewatched and saw the true end. Yes the Flex Wax was declared the winner via the most points. However Jon said these most points evaluation is a bit skewed. Also...

I think his pricing plays a part. However i assume his prices are what he pays in the UK. An example is the Alchemy which was priced very well in his detailer review. However I believe it is manufactured in the UK and is more equally priced in the US. He gave the Feylab the "best user...

He is going to be amazed. Looks very good.

I've never lived in a house with a crawl space. Due to the terrain here in Western Pennsylvania basements are the standard. Few are built on a slab or have a crawlspace. Also one doesn't want to live at the bottom of the hill as that is prone to flooding. I would think that a good French drain...

Roger, I certainly trust your word as well as Devons word. Although I have not used ADS products I assume most of them live up to their claims and their performance is all you claim it to be. It is my contention that there are products out there that accomplish the same thing and are more...