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I recently purchased my first car in a long time. It came with shiny painted black wheels. It was a new Honda. I have never had wheels like these. Unfortunately it appears they easily scratch. In sunlight I can see the light scratches. I am wondering how do I take care of these wheels? My...

Thanks Mike for all the knowledge you have passed on to us over the years. Good luck to you. I wished I could have made it to a boot camp though. Best of luck in the future. Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

I just wanted to say thanks for doing these online videos. It has been such a wonderful distraction with all the things going on to learn something new and see new products. Keep up the good work!

It looks like the protective film may still be on the screen. These are really thin plastic films. Look around the edges and if that is it you can peel it off. Otherwise Lexus should be happy to help fix it. Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

I bought one and it has been very useful in cleaning my wash mitt. I use a rinseless wash method and I have worked hard to find a way to clean the mitt and this is the easiest by far. I agree that you only need one for the rinse bucket. Good review by the way.

I do rinseless also. I wash all my towels all the time after I clean the car. I do this to keep the scratches to a minimum. Using a dirty wash mit or towel again sounds scary to me. I even replace my wash mitt yearly.

:dblthumb2: I love watching someone bring back the shine on an old car. Good Job. :dblthumb2:

First, thanks for all the comments I still always learn something new. I do see the beading improve after a wash. What kind of "paint cleaning" product do you guys use? I think the dirt may be causing the beading to not look as well as before like stated above. I also use a Griots polisher to...

I was wondering if a lot of rain say a weeks worth, could cause the wax job I did to break down early. I clay the car before I ever put wax on because I learned through this site that it bonds the wax better with the paint. I have been using Meguiars tech wax 2.0 liquid. I apply it with a...

Welcome from South Charlotte. Black 4 runner 😎, I have a old 92 pickup. There is a lot of good help here so ask away anytime, there is always someone to help.

Could I try it. I have use rinseless washes exclusively for the last 4 years. I have been using Pinnacle rinseless gloss wash with Carnauba. I just happen to live in a apartment with no access to a hose. I am so happy I found this website and this product. You have peaked my interest about...

1. I would be happy to write a review. 2. My favorite product is the Back to Black Tire Renew. I live in a place were I have no access to running water for car washes. This would be a fun wash to try.

So I found this article on using a Griots 3 in polisher for headlights. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/wet-sanding-cutting-buffing/50172-headlight-sander-takes-work-out-sanding-headlights.html I have a question, what speed should I use during sanding? Thanks folks.

I use rinseless, it seems waterless can be so expensive over time. Pinnacle Liquid Gloss Rinseless Wash with Carnauba is my rinseless I have ordered this for years now. It lasts me a year for 32 oz. I also use this to wash three cars. Get good towels and a mit. I wash them as soon as I am done.

Love the products from the DA polishers ( I have both bought from Autogeek) to the mitts and waffle weave drying towel. Welcome to the Autogeek forums. 😎

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I sure loved browsing that gallery. Thanks. I saw something new. Wish I could go to that or something like it one day.

I am always amazed how filthy cars get. Nice save. I bet they were excited.

I have had good durability, my current application has survived a few rain storms. The key is clean the tire good before putting it on.