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DP's Road Kill Bug Remover Detailer’s Road Kill Bug Remover, best bug remover, love bug remover, how to remove bugs and tar Price wise it is not bad, it can be diluted 1:1 and does not take much, and it is safe for your LSP. Only problem is I am not sure how well it works on tar yet, but works...

Thanks rzatch. I have been waiting to see a review on these 2 products and I seen enough now to make a decision, lol. Nice job btw. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

Why be sorry, that's pretty good information. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

i wish you had run your car over a scale before, and after you had applied all your layers to see how many pounds were added to it. :D

just think about water spots. maybe it's not "grit" but there are calcium, lime deposits, and other minerals in most forms of treated water. in my opinion if those deposits are that hard and visible upon drying, then they are hard enough to create scratches and marring to the paint as it's being...

Just saw this when I got to work today :( Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

what shocked you about it?

wow, the before pictures were pretty disgusting. i hope you didn't catch some kind of funky bacteria working on it, lol. good work!

i agree with a lot of what trekkerus stated above, however, not all cameras are created equal. for $100-$200 you are shopping in the "point and click" segment. i have used a few cameras in this price range at work over the past 4 years. i will tell you that i will never buy a panasonic lumix...

the fabric softener will coat your microfibers, or any fabric, with oils that will repel liquid. so basically that fabric softener will reduce the absorbency of your mitts and towels, and that is not what you want. you want your microfibers to be able to soak up your washing solutions so that...

Woah... neat idea. How do you keep your mitt steady when you do that? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

I finally got to use my microfiber chenille wash mitt today! Due to weather and my schedule the past month has all been rinseless washes. I finished up my wash and then I realized... I don't know how to properly care for my mitt. So far I have rinsed it off pretty well and that's about it...

Is the hyper dressing going to help keep your wheel wells from getting so nasty? Or at least make them easier to clean? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

omg! some companies are taking sprayers, similar to that, slapping a cart on them or adding some very minor features and selling them for hundreds of dollars for car detailing purposes. with that in mind, that sprayer is a steal, lol.

see that's what concerned me, the OP said he wanted to use the same bucket for multiple washes until it ran out. i think your method is actually how ONR was designed to work.

you use the same bucket for multiple washes too?

i don't know... that may work, but it seems like a lot of filth accumulating in your bucket over time, therefore increasing risk. i think if you clean your wheels regularly, you may be able to get away with soaking some micro fibers in your solution and just wiping them down, and then discarding...

i am actually curious about the differences between these 2 products and rinseless/waterless products like ONR and UWW+. they are far more economical and yet provide similar benefits as far as cleaning power, polymer protection.

did he even notice his newly acquired swirls or did you point them out to him?

Theses things don't come with any kind of warranty? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk