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Megs Hyper Wash although much slicker and sudsier, is much harder to rinse off than Optimum Car Soap...in my opinion.

For me, it's not about the suds...it's the ease of rinse. I don't want something that is very difficult to rinse off the car. That foam booster will take forever to rinse off...plus it's nearly impossible to rinse it out of the bucket when your finished.

The black plastic trim on these cars are getting cheaper and cheaper...when it gets stained like that, it's almost always impossible to remove, and attempting to remove it often makes it look worse.

Yeah broskie....they should just call it God

If you do this long enough, you will eventually get one of "those" types of customers. Just shrug it off. Some people are just way off base.

Great points brother!

I'm 45, been doing it professionally on an every day basis since 40. After say my third year, it really did a job on my joints...shoulder, elbow, wrist, fingers, lower back, knees. I never imagined it would be so physical...constant bending, twisting. On the other hand, I have zero stress in...

Use a bucket filled with your favorite rinseless wash solution and use a Worx Hydroshot when your ready to rinse

I don't think thats coming out

Yes, just water...or distilled water if it's required.

When it comes to ceramic coatings, and all of the time and money spent on paint correction, and prep products, I would just follow the manufactures directions and not cut any corners. All of this stuff is tested using there own product line. If I'm using an Optimum coating, I'll use there...

Definitely no more steam or extraction, it'll keep coming back. Multiple rounds of an enzyme killer should work. It may take a few days because it will have to dry properly every time, but you'll notice the smell will get less and less.

Opti lens lasts roughly 6 to 8 months out here in the AZ desert. Starts to yellow. Curious about the new McKees stuff.

Aren't they going to start using male cheerleaders now too?

If your going to get one, and use it often , and hard...go all in and get a good one with a reputable company. Check the reviews and warranty. Those cheaper units made by these small companies are for sure going to break down after a year, and those companies most likely won't even be around...

Many of there products are now available on retail shelves like Walmart....where they belong.

Definitely do it. I think just about everyone pumps there own gas nowadays, and it's a nice surprise when they pop it open and it's clean. It's a spot they're definitely going to notice (maybe not right away).

It sounds like the stain wicked up after it completely dried. If that's the case, it probably won't take long to clean, and I wouldn't get it too wet again. Treat just the outer surface fabric only. Dampen a microfiber towel with Folex, or laundry detergent diluted with water....or if you do...

None of my fabric chemicals have a really nice smell.

Some of the best sun friendly products on the market. I'm also curious about Mckees 37 products in the direct sun.