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I have silver flake Camry, and I would also agree with either Duragloss or the Collinite. I've used both and cant tell much of a difference between the two. I think the Collinite may give a bit more of a wet look. My onus is on durability however.

I have a 2000 Camry that has never been detailed = war zone car. I do have a PC I intend to use. Compounds I have are Megs, heavy cut cleaner, fine cut cleaner, #80, #83. I'm used to using the Edge double side pads, but not apposed to using LC pads. Question begs, which pads and how many would...

Thank you all for the great recommends. Fortunately it's not bad over-spray at all. Tiny specs here and there. Obviously being on black = amplified. Great help, thanks again.

What are the best options for removing white latex house paint (over-spray) from black General Motors paint? The specks are very small and widely scattered. My first inclination would be trying a clay bar, but I thought I'd get other opinions from like experiences. I do have some meg's 80-83 and...

I'll second that motion. Although more simplified these days since you can't find most engines.

I think the time issue would depend on what kind of tire you own. I have Bridgestone Dueler truck tires so they have a lot of deep grooves and ribs on the outer edge that a sponge can't get at. And is a huge 20" tire. The brush works perfectly and is way, way, less of a mess. Honestly, I...

Yes. It has more to do with the paint brush. Obviously you can control better how much you are applying. The brush is not necessarly limited to gel applications. It works quite well on liquids also.

I was interested in this product being I have polished aluminum rims. How well does it work? Would I still need to power ball after using this? Spray on, rinse off is almost to good to be true.

No sling method.

I second with sparkie. While I have a PW foam cannon, even with that, I have to open the valve up more using 901 for the cool whip effect. And to be quite honest, after using a foam gun? I'd rather use a bucket.

I've never tried it myself, but I have read a lot of love being given to Eagle One red soap. Most reviews have claimed it's very underrated, possibly do to OTC and price point status.

Thanks.....That's what I was looking for. If the AW helped in any way in reference to shine protection. I know there are plenty of shampoo/wax combo prods out there, but I'm always interested im mixing some of my own. When you guys added the AW to your soap water, how much did you put in? I...

Never mind. Thanks anyway. :cheers:

FWIW, I've been using Duragloss and AW for years.......This Ram I purchased brand new in 1996, and I can honestly say this truck has never had anything but Duragloss shine products applied. I can remember when it used to be called "Deep Shine," back in the 70's.

Has anybody ever put DG AW in with the 901 car wash soap? And, if so, in what amount(s) I know I've read this being done, but have never read results. Thanks.

Fabric softener dryer sheets. No kidding try it. Put a few in a separate wash bucket with clear water. Comes right off every time. Wont hurt your paint or shine products finish.

Yes, I concur. If you want foam, foam, and more foam, then the pressure washer foam cannon/gun works best. I don't even touch my paint with a mitt any longer using a foam cannon. Faom, rinse, then Auquawax. Whoa what a shine.

I like shine products that wont stain trim/rubber, that would also include exceptional durability. Duragloss meets that criteria for me. I'm one of the types that proposes it a challenge to keep from using abrasive polishes. Love the P21S paintwork cleansing lotion.

I'll second that....I've also noticed big differences in pads ordering the same pads from two different companies. Even more noticeable (porosity) are the 4" pads compared to the larger pads.

Foam cannon I guess. I call it a foam gun. It's for a pressure washer, not a regular garden hose. Anyway, I used it a couple times now since I first posted earlier. I works mighty fine with car wash soap. I used a couple different kinds of soap and both foamed like crazy. Shaving creme was a...