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I use a cordless drill and this adapter from Griot's Garage: Griot?s Garage Drill Polisher Adaptor Bit Bought an adapter for each brush to make things simpler/easier.

Can't go wrong with a Auto SNOBRuM Snow Removal Tool, snow broom, snow pusher

Snow blower is shiny and new (had to replace my old one due to gas tank leaking). Wasn't planning on leaving bottle outside at all. Planned on applying Reload one time and see how it holds up for the season. Still nice outside -- not even 9:00am and already 38 degrees!

Tried Bead Maker on my snow shovel last year. It worked, but wore off after a few uses. Was thinking of trying Carpro's Reload for my shovels and snow blower this year. Any reason why this would not be a good idea?

Out of curiosity, why 6 layers? Isn't that excessive??? Two layers I could see, but no more than that. Thanks!

Have WeatherTech mats, cleaner, and protector. Didn't care for the protector at all - mat felt slippery. Maybe I used too much (???). Not sure. Anyhow, ordered McKee's 37 Floor Mat & Cargo Liner Rejuvenator from AG's last 25% off sale. Not aware of any other cleaner specifically for floor...

Not sure what I am going to do, but I must say the Black Pearl leaves me intrigued. Saw Optimum just recently came out with a tire coat (not yet available from Auto Geek) at a very reasonable price (very reasonable!). Too many options... <sigh> Thanks!

Good to know. Still have a bottle of the latest formula of McKee's that I haven't tried yet (the previous formula is currently on my tires); so not sure which one I will try. Thanks!

Wouldn't you have to mask off the rims to use the roller? I would think you wouldn't have as much control with a roller as you do an applicator.

So no issues using a standard applicator; in other words Black Pearl can be applied like most tire dressings? I'm interested in trying Black Pearl, but I didn't care for using a mini-roller to apply it. Currently use McKee's Tire Coat which I like a lot, but the Black Pearl looks like you can...

Color me confused but the product page states that it has been "Discontinued". I assume this is a mistake and it should state "Coming Soon"? Thx

Notes from Northeast Ohio - Put Beadmaker on my snow shovel. Couldn't say one way or the other if gloss increased, but snow did NOT stick to shovel. :xyxthumbs:

Re: Video: Trying P&amp;S Bead Maker for the first time. Confused -- is the wheel cleaner manufactured by P&S or someone else? Regardless, didn't see a pre-order link on P&S or Pan's YouTube Channel. Thx!

Thank you everyone for your response. Yes, perhaps I am overthinking this. Why? Because if I do manage to purchase a new car this summer I do not want to make a mistake. My gut instinct tells me that if the paint is clean, I should have no issues. Unfortunately, a small part of me was having...

Thank you for the link. My main concern is I don't know if there is something "special" in the PBL Cleansing Lotion that the PBL Coating requires for it to bond (think chemical reaction). Or is the requirement just that the panel needs to be really clean prior to applying the coating? IMHO...

Was hoping to get a new car this summer and was thinking of using PBL on it. Already have a bottle of Eraser and like the idea of spray on and wipe off.

Would it be okay to use CarPro Eraser instead of PBL Cleansing Polish; or does one literally have to use the Cleansing Polish? Thanks!

Were any of the Reload versions manufactured in 2014 the 'fixed' version? I purchased two bottles in August 2014. They both have a date code of "24 06 14" on the bottom and a paper tag around the cap that states, "CarPro New Look Same Product". Are these any good? Thanks!

I also wonder what the shelf life is on 5 liters? That's a great price, but I am not sure how quickly I could through 5 liters for my two cars.

How does this compare to CarPro's Reload? Are the end results the same, but just the application method different? Thanks!