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Sounds like you have plenty of product on hand to use up before ordering more. Time to get busy using it.

Drain them completely and blow them out with air.

I'm a little late to the party but that post right there is a bingo to sum up this entire thread.

Nice to hear you're back in the groove with your 3401. I hope I never have to correct without mine again.

Man, I have to get more pads.

Now you just copy and paste or link it. You still normally have another "nugget" to add that takes it to another level.

Mike, that's a great tip. I see a lot of detailers use their MF gloves one time and toss them or save them for something special. I don't get it. They wash clean like a towel so use them and enjoy them on a regular basis.

Get in the habit of taking pictures when you drop off your car at the dealership. Take right there in the service bay for all to see. Next time they destroy your paint hand them a bill along with before and after pics.

Max Speed Wax .... love it with a wash or without.

Have you given any thought to a carnuba spray wax? It might fit the bill since you're garaged and it can be used to wipe off fingerprints and light dust.

That was my experience when I purchased MF pads.

I'm with Hoytman. It depends on how dirty your car is particularly how much grit is on it. It's more how far can you go with each towel instead of what GSM you use. If you have 10 microfiber wash mitts you can put in the rinseless wash it would be better than having a high GSM towel. I like lots...

Max Speed Wax ... I certainly wish AGO would add it to their line up. I got a free bottle from a classic car dealership and love the stuff. They use it on paint, tires, trim, interior.... I've only seen it at this dealership which is thousands of miles away from me on on their max speed wax...

I don't know if I've posted this on this forum but it's something I've been doing for about 10 years. There are many places you can find this type of product which is A/C weatherstripping. I use it to apply trim and tire sealants. You can get various sizes - widths and lengths. I think the last...

I put mine in a cardboard box until I have a small sized load. I don't wash many at a time. I want a lot of water to flow through them. Anything to keep dust and dirt out of them is may main goal. If one is wet I hang it until it's dry before it goes in the box.

That is quality work. Customers in your area are lucky to have someone like to go to.

What do your towels look like after the VO7? If they're picking up dirt then you should be doing a rinseless are waterless wash after you go through the touchless wash using a lot of quality towels for the wash and to dry.

I have to admit I did that with one of my first thin pads as well. I figured live and learn. I imagine several others have as well. Once I get a pad primed well I like to keep going with it and not waste polish but the trade off is you waste a pad so you better get a feel for it and know when to...

That's great to hear.

Jay, I think we all would like to know this but until someone puts it to the test we won't know. I picked up a bottle myself but I haven't had a chance to use it. If I find a donor car I'll try it with 5 coatings and see how it works. I don't want to use anything I have on hand right now...