SSilver07

I'm looking at this. https://www.amazon.com/Ivation-Electric-Pressure-Included-Dispenser/dp/B015JBT0BO/ref=vsbg_prssr_w_544477_sr/151-2356138-8715348?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1480727381&sr=1-1

It smells amazing! the detail spray scent too. They should make the scents permanent.

Here's a picture of it.

I can't wait to use mine. I received it last night.

I will check my work schedule tomorrow ! hope I don't work so I can make it.

I was able to add that to my order at 7am Monday morning. Hopefully it goes trough and I get it. I'm still looking for another merino mitt.

Bump! I am also looking to get a pressure washer.

Is it going to be a black friday sale or cyber monday?

As much stuff as I can ! But I really want a blaster sidekick.

I'm a little overwhelmed lol new products, sales, black friday! can't wait....

I'm actually looking at others right now too. Mine is getting old and loosing its fluff.

TBSSowners.com Mook and DVK where over there. Local forum members where using Adams so I gave it a try. Been hooked ever since and have no interest in other brands.

I've been using it around the house. I threw the febreze away... lol I like it. I'd definitely buy a gallon.

I use the leather interior cleaner followed by the leather conditioner. I knock some of the shine with a nice utility towel. But I didn't like the finish the TID left on my Trailblazer SS ebony interior. Left it dry/chalky.

That model works very well. We also have this one at work. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007QV0966?psc=1 extracts and fills.

I've seen a few of those coating products on facebook. looks like most have to be baked on ? and some have to be sanded off?

same here! my double soft towels I use for the h2o just repel the water now.

I usually just set it on top of the grit guard and rinse it out if the car isn't super dirty. I'll throw it in the washer when I feel its needs it lol mine is about 2 years old and it works ok. But it seems like it sheds more now. I'll find little wool fibers all trough the car when I'm done washing. After washing it today, I started combing it with my fingers in the direction the wool naturally goes and man was it shedding. My whole shirt was covered in wool in no time. I decided to use a soft bristle baby comb instead of my fingers and seems like it got worse.

I finally used the brilliant glaze today and WOW! two bucket with soap, fresh coat of H20 and brilliant glaze. that brought out the depth and gloss! Pictures do not do justice. I was going to add a coat of patriot wax but It started getting really windy and ran out of sun. I will take more pictures tomorrow.

I am going to follow this. I would think: strip, regular wash soap, H2O G&G , and then just maintain/wash with the W&W. That will keep the h20 healthy and boost the gloss with the wax.

Yea it's a little confusing. I just used the rinse less for the first time the other day. I was amazed by the results. I was going to use just the WW but ended up pulling a lot of dirt on my first swipe.

Mine is sitting next to my patriot wax.

So the new waterless wash is basically a spray on rinse less? and the Waterless cleans better because It doesn't have shine enhancers like the rinse less?

I go around with the detail spray then blow dry. I use the H20 G&G about every 3rd wash so the water rolls off pretty easy and fast. But I usually focus on the door handles, trim, mirrors.... where the water seems to collect. After that I use the GW towel and more detail spray. There's nothing more annoying then water coming out of the mirror as your driving and landing on the side of the car.

I usually wait for the engine compartment to be warm to the touch. Then I grab the APC and spray it down with the mist setting. I'll wait one or two minutes, grab my boars hair brush, dunk it in the soap bucket and start scrubbing. When I'm done scrubbing, I turn on the car and rinse while its idling. Next turn off and remove excess water with my older rags. I use a combination of VRT and in-out spray on all the plastics and hoses. The things to protect would be exposed air filters and aftermarket wiring like the video says. Don't use very high pressure when rinsing.