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When did the warehouse move? Is this their only warehouse, or do they still have the one in FL? I live about 10 minutes away from here and wonder I can pick up my orders to save on shipping? RamAirV1

I have tried the Paint Hero and am very impressed with it. The surface it leaves is very slick and it does cut down on dust accumulation compared to other products. Of course nothing is going to completely stop dust accumulation, but this really does make a difference. The only downside is...

I use Car Pro Elixir QD and I have zero problem with water spots. It leaves a very slick surface! RamAirV1

How do you get the microfiber towel to stay on the Glass Master? First time I tried that, the towel stayed on. On subsequent interior window cleaning sessions I could not get the towel to stay on the tool. RamAirV1

I have tried it and like it very much! It is less prone to streaking than the consumer version. The 799 does very well shedding water. I do like the consumer version too. RamAirV1

Well done! Now you won't have to re-paint (or pay to have it repainted). You have to look really close to see the repair, so it is a HUGE improvement! RamAirV1

Leaving them in the sun in a hot car will probably kill the coronavirus very quickly. It is said not to tolerate heat very well. BTW, the black nitrile gloves stocked by Autogeek are much thicker and more durable than the violet ones you can buy at Sam's Club, and even at that the violet gloves...

Maybe even more important! Looks like you started this thread before the pandemic hit. RamAirV1

That is my favorite quick detail spray BY FAR! It attracts lest dust than any QD I have ever used. The Kenotek even removes tree sap mist while providing a nice slick and glossy surface. It is almost like using an LSP it is so good. Has this product been discontinued? It is getting more and...

That totally makes sense. Based on how I am going to use it, the G9 makes more sense for me. Right now I don't need to do any heavy correction. I still do have my Makita rotary, so there is that should I ever need it. And you already showed me how to use that (on my GTO). I have a new Scat...

After trying the 5000C during your class, I really liked it and thought about getting one. But alas, I waited too long and it eventually was discontinued on AG. I wound up getting the G9 because it was a great value, has more power than my 7424XP, and I could use my store credit. I have not...

So many detailers miss this important tip. It was Mike Phillips who first posted this on a forum a long time ago. I like to take a section of hose and cut off the fitting from one end, and that becomes my car rinsing nozzle. RamAirV1

Yeah I need to work on that. I have had my 2019 for just over a year and still no really good pictures. I see Mike's outstanding car pictures and I have a lot of progress to make on mine. He makes it look easy and we know that it is not. RamAirV1

Great information in this review! BTW, that Scat Pack looks familiar. The one you are using for the review is a 2019 (or 2020) though. This gives me a great idea how it would look on my Charger and to say the least, it is very impressive! RamAirV1

Good question! I tend to use slickness as an indicator of LSP still being on the surface. I am just getting into in the use of ceramic coatings, and I know that many of them are not as slick, so that complicates things. RamAirV1

Good points that you make. I wonder how long the virus lives on nitrile gloves? It's only 24 hours for cardboard, but 3 days for plastic. I have not yet seen a lifespan for nitrile gloves though. Does bleach break down the glove material? I don't know just wondering. RamAirV1

Great writeup, much preferred to the long youtube videos posted by others on the net! RamAirV1

The only time I have ever been successful in the application of a tire coating was on brand new tires! Every time I tried to use a coating on a tire that previously had tire dressing applied it ended in disaster, with the coating flaking off in a very short time. And it happened no matter how...

It's the airborne part that really worries me. Depending on which doctor or health official you listen to, the virus can live on a hard surface anywhere from 9-17 days. At any rate that is a LONG time, a lot longer than the flu we commonly deal with. And I keep hearing conflicting reports on...

I am guessing since you just picked up your new Audi, you have not had a chance to apply a sealant, wax or coating to it. This may have made it more difficult to remove the magnesium chloride, requiring an extra polishing step to remove it. We use magnesium chloride on many of the roads here...