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Wolfgang Spray Ceramic Coating

I have the Wolfgang SCC and it's great. It's several years old and works fine out of the bottle. It isn't going to last over a year though, in wet conditions, less.

IMO Adams graphene is probably the slickest soap I've used. McKees wasn't too far behind.

In my experience, prerinsing with a hose seems to dislodge some of the contaminants from the paint. IMO that's key. To foam or not to foam, that is the question.

Changes every 30 minutes.

I don't know why anyone would ceramic coat their sewing machine.

Some companies test in real world conditions. Some of those companies aren't putting a hard time line on their product. My general rule is that what's being advertised should be cut in half for my geographical area. I don't think it's an issue of who produces such and such product but rather...

The pads at WalMart are nice.

Part of the issue is that Blackfire and Wolfgang had a lot of overlap in their product lines. Making one a bulk product and the other one a consumer product makes sense. I'm assuming that different products are being made by the same factory for different brands. I don't think a factory can...

I agree, ditch the photo and maybe replace it with a pic of a Ferrari

Agreed, can't go wrong with Adam's Graphene soap

LA's Awesome APC. It melts the black residue in exhaust tips. Needs diluted for other stuff.

Supposedly the base oil Amsoil uses is the same as Mobil 1 but Amsoil uses a better additive package.

You could try Cerakote. Not sure if it would work without being splotchy.

I'd think the water would be fine to use for rinseless washing. It has to have less mineral content than hard water.

Meguiars 105

Until the insurance company drops your policy because of some data they collected.

Website is slow on the computer.

Are you getting red on the applicator? If so, Meguiars #7 might be a good product to try. If it's clear coated, try any quality brand polish.

Stepped aside or fell out of the race?