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When it comes to true high concentration ceramic coatings sold at high prices and low liquid volumes, can you boost them with any random low concentration ceramic spray coating, like a 16 oz spray bottle of ceramic from Mothers, or Turtle Wax, etc, or should one not mix brands?

Hello AG, Just as the thread title asks, what are some of your favorite products, or ones that you know of, that cause water sheeting instead of beading on the paint and glass? Thank you!

Interesting. Thanks for replying.

Hello AG Members, I've been itching to try ceramic products lately and have been wondering a couple of things. #1. What sort of protection does one get using just a ceramic polish, and stopping there vs polishing the paint with regular polish, then followed with a ceramic coating? Any...

I'm looking for a shampoo that rinses with the least water remaining, then using a long-lasting spray of some sort. I'm thinking some sort of ceramic product(s) ought to do the trick. Currently, I use normal shampoo, then scurry to get water off as fast as I can, then lay down a layer of...

Oh, good thing I came back to check this thread; I thought you meant SF will never dry to the touch, even if wiped. So, I saw using it on places where skin will touch would be a bad idea.

Thanks for the answer that I needed to know. Not completely drying will make SF a no-go.

I'm looking to dye faded black plastic, which appears gray, back to black. My question is, how well will Solution Finish resist transferring itself to your skin, as in, using it on a driver's door handle? I ask because I had a bottle of unopened Solution Finish, but left it out during the last...

My most recent adventure, and what's fueling me to ask, was my bro in law's black 4 door F-150, which gets neglected. He let me borrow it on a Friday to take it to NY from Ohio for the weekend, and when I returned it Monday, I wanted it looking much better than when I found it. On a side note...

How does ECH20 work as a drying aide?

I do try to get away with rinseless or waterless washes when I can, but there's those times when it NEEDS a good scrubbing. Some people don't wash as nearly as they could. I'm also becomeing more prone to washing using the traditional method because I've experienced numerous times during...

Hello All, Outside of a water filtration system, what are some good options for avoiding water spots when getting caught washing in the sun, or working on large vehicles that cannot be dried quick enough to avoid evaporation resulting in spotting? Currently, I am using sealants and waxes as a...

Try mixing the two. Say, 1/2 BM, & 1/2 AW, and see what you get.

If you use an enzyme cleaner, do not let it sit too long on suede or leather. Do you have any updates for this thread? Spoiled milk smells worse than death! It will be interesting to hear how you get this resolved.

I was expecting something worse, for some reason. Maybe because my adventures usually sound a lot worse than your experience? Chin-up; you did a good job!

Thanks for posting the pictures. I can only find the floor attachment of the steam team. Looks like a neat contraption. I would attempt to fix it, if I were you. Try some silicone, followed by epoxy after the silicone dries.

I thought about inventing this about 5 weeks ago, then forgot about it until now. I'm glad you found the Nextractor. I was wondering if it already existed. The price doesn't seem too bad. I wonder what the water pressure is like? Honestly, I think this is a great idea. Extractors are limited...

Eldo, Try to rest well & not worry. Main thing is you are still here. Prayers sent.

In a pinch, soapy water can be used for clay lube. If you have a rinseless, or waterless wash, those can be used as a clay lube too.

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