Mrjoeman77

Thank you all! I think for my bigger washes after the mountains and snow and grit I'll use the pressure washer and set aside a touch more time but for inbetween washes I'll most likely end up using the foam gun!

I have aftermarket tinted windows and trying to find a solution to my nieces finger prints.. any ideas I'm willing to try at this point

Would the red wash mit work better for cleaning nasty thrashed, and muddy vehicles? Also to not destroy the nice wash pads?

The h20 g&g also works great on wheels but I find it to not last quite as long as I'm sure the wheel coating will last for a good while!

Having a dilemma.. I would like to start using a foam cannon on my truck because it gets driven hard and sometimes now will sit outside unfortunately but I hate seeing it dirty.. the problem is that I hate having to monkey around with the pressure washer to clean my wheel tools and start it and stop it.. any ideas would be helpful! Thank you!

I kept mine in the plastic and thought it to be very strong at first and so did everyone who got in. About 3 days after the plastic came off I noticed the smell fading.. hopefully they come out with a mango scent.. also the price point is a little high in my opinion.

What is a good way to "wrap the tire shine" into the tread a little bit but not have to wipe the pooling? I have a 35 inch tire with lots of blocks that I would have to do that to, and would like to keep my weekly wash as efficient as possible

This has been awesome! What do you think actual number wise of a basic detail? No polishing or waxing.. maybe a application of H2O G&G?

Would some hand revive work or do I need to do some machine polishing? Thank you!