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Honestly, if you really want cleaning abilities without leaving anything behind, go with CG Citrus Wash and Clear (NOT GLOSS). That is a pure soap that you can dilute at different ratios to up or decrease the strength depending on how dirty the vehicle is.

Have essence I am looking to unload - will PM.

Agree with using MF towels... you don't re-add dirt to your rinse less wash bucket and save time from having to fill and use a 2nd bucket.

What I have: - CarPRO Essence (brand new - 0.5L bottle) - Menzerna PF2500 (Pint bottle - 90% left) - Griots Paint Prep Spray (35oz bottle, 65% left) - Blackfire MS Spray Wax (64oz bottle, 40% left) - Blackfire WD Poly Spray (Gallon bottle, 70% left) - Blackfire Waterless Wash Concentrate v 2.0...

On sister site Autopia, I still say the easiest for a first time coating is Polish Angel Cosmic. You apply and remove like a traditional wax - so learning curve is quicker. Results are great in my experience and much easier than ones like 22PLE or Opticoat. I have a few pics in other threads...

Blackfire Total Polish and Seal... you dont really have any removal. You work the product till it disappears and then you are done. There is no removal really. Also not bad to follow up with Polymer spray to even out and maintain. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Mike - how does this compare to Blackfire Midnight Sun spray wax?

DP Wheel Glaze, which while smelling good, was a pain to work with (specifically removal) and longevity didn't warrant the work time. Good news was it pushed me to coatings sooner.

Try polish angel cosmic coating- sold at sister site Autopia. It's more like a wax/sealant with coating looks and benefits.

So fail the touch less test?

Ordered Wolfgang and Brown Royal. Will test them both out. Thanks for the recommendations.

Hawk is the only manufacturer which makes the right size for my beast. Been debating between the ceramics, 5.0 or the HPS. What made you choose the 5.0s?

Applied about 6 months ago - I just try to do my washes touch less - given both paint and wheels are coated. Most cleaners get close but Brembos are NASTY! I'm not sure you've had the pleasure... But it's not.

It's on an SRT Jeep Grand Cherokee. As soon as the pads wear out im swapping to ceramics.

Smelled dreadful, worked decent but felt like it took a long time to get there. And I have a bad habit: I always believe something bigger and better is out there to perform magic. I'm too susceptible to marketing - PBMA loves me Thanks - been thinking of giving it a try. Brembo brake dust is...

As it seems I'm never satisfied, I'm approaching the end of my CG Diablo gel, looking for recommendations on a new wheel cleaner to try. What I want is something that: 1.) is strong enough to cut through Brembo dust (nastiest muck on the planet) 2.) requires very minimal agitation - preferably...

Check out recent threads: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/showthread.php?t=103627 http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/showthread.php?t=103351

Who would name a product after themselves?!?! Wait a minute... ;)

Well, if someone were to ask what makes your car look so good, don't want to look like a jack-hole. It's like calling tacos TAKE-ohs

Seems like another quality line for AGO to offer. But the name, it's awful. Anyone know the origin? How do you even pronounce that correctly?