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Congrats on the new boat! Remember, it's better to have friends with boats than to own a boat......As for boat soap; I use Meguires Gold Class car soap because it cleans well. Others may have better suggestions but, other than Marine 31 polish/wax/compound, etc - I don't generally buy boat...

I've used the magic erasers for years now - my suggestion is to just use the eraser with clean water. That will take everything off the glass - then wipe/polish with MF.

Heat gun - just run it over the plastic and it will turn back to new-looking.

I've used several of his methods that would seem unusual to most car detailers. Mothers on the headlights, on the paint; "orange shop soap" on the windshield; rain-x in the power window tracks; heat gun on plastic trim; 303 on tires, plastic trim, windshield wipers - and every single one has...

+1 on this. Applied it to a car 5 months ago and it's still repelling. Can't say enough good about it being the simplest application I've experienced.

Instead of all those steps, recommend you use mother's aluminum and chrome polish on any pad/DA combo. Works like a charm and is a true one and done process. Follow up with a ceramic/nano coating and you're good for years.

Having had the good fortune of attending the boat detailing class with Mike - would recommend the Marine 31 Captains Compound. The product works as advertised and we used to put a "show class" shine on a heavily oxidized gel coat. It worked so well that I bought it for use on my own boat and it...

I've posted this before but always try to add when this topic comes up. - glass cleaner of choice (knock down the big stuff) - magic eraser and a bowl of warm water (two go arounds) - microfiber to "polish" - done Also like to recommend that you sit backwards in the front seat when cleaning...

Heat gun and some 303 as a follow up will make it look like new.

With respect to the professional responses and solutions - I use a window cleaner to get the major stuff off and then a "Magic Eraser" and a bucket of clean, warm water (at least two iterations). Absolutely the best results of any method I've tried. As a bonus recommendation - turn around in the...

Magic Eraser, two small buckets of water (clean and rinse), clean and dry mf towel. The magic eraser will take everything off your windshield (rinse often) and you buff it dry with the mf towel. Pro tip: kneel on the front seat while facing backwards using your arm and hand upside down - easiest...

It's a great disappointment to me that there has been no follow up to this here or in the other AutoGeek forums.

Mike, Are you going to post any more of the pictures from the class? Maybe I missed the thread but haven't seen any of the 1,000 pics that Andre took.

Recommend that you start with the blue sponge (least aggressive method to start) and move to medium or heavy if that doesn't work. I recently used the blue sponge on a black car and it worked great - no marring and definitely took the contaminants off. As was said in another thread about this...

I used this on a black Cadillac and had no sling occur - it's been about 3 weeks and still looks good along with some serious beading when wet.

I just used the nanoskin fine sponge on a black Cadillac and noticed no marring, huge time savings and - like Odisius said - just used the wash soap already in the bucket. If it didn't mar black, I would think you would have no issues.

I have to ask, who did you buy these through and, what is the description they use for this towel? Looking at A&H's website, it's not clear which towel you purchased. Thanks

Thanks for the link Nate.

I wasn't aware of AG giving a military discount.....thanks for the heads up. Nick - does AG give a military discount and how do you go about getting it? Thanks to all who've answered - I have rethought it and am going to go with the GG

Thank you for the responses. HD does carry them ([ It may be more economical to buy a package deal when AG has on of their sales.