SSilver07

I'll be there!

That does seem like too much.  
I switched to a Tolco sprayer (see the Adam's premium bottle) and it gives a finer spray pattern and less product used. 

As long as whatever detergent you're using is a liquid or disolvable pod, then you're good. You don't want to use powder detergents because they don't always dissolve and can get caught in the fibers and scratch the paint. I usually do my towel with a good soak and wash with the Revitalizer, then a regular machine wash with Tide liquid.  So far........so good. 

Now my wife wouldn't be able to handle the mint smell. She's highly allergic to mint and mint smells.  So I guess the whole point of this thread is that no one thing is right for everyone.  I like the original Detail Spray and not the Pumpkin.  Everyone is different. Adam does a good job switching it up now and then.  

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

If we offered a 50% off sale, then we would be out of business and you wouldn't have any of our great products to use

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

There isn't going to be a "best" pressure washer.  That's like asking what car does Adam's products work on best.  Anything inside the recommended range will work just fine.  With that said, a large amount of at home detailers use the Greenworks 1600 pressure washer from Lowe's.  It's $99 and can be had on sale for $89 or $79.  I hope this helps.

You have to remember the old adage, the camera adds 20lbs lol

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

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.

The pre treat is good to store since it has more polymer to keep the solution stable. At 1/2 oz per gallon rinseless dilution it is meant for washing and not long term storage because there isn't enough polymer in it to "keep" as its 98% water.

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.

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 would characterize them this way:
 
Rinseless is designed to be used with a bucket and soaked towels to clean a lightly soiled car. It can also be used at a heavier dilution as a spray-on cleaner like Waterless. It works great for this. However, I think Waterless works better.
 
I keep 1/16 Rinseless available and use it mostly as a presoak for Rinseless washing with soaked towels.
 
I know it's confusing that the products are so similar. The best thing you can do is get them both and work out your own technique.

i have one can left....but I am going to keep it so I can barder with it during the apocalypse, ha!
 
good luck

While we're on the subject, what is the difference between diluted Rinseless (16:1) and RTU Waterless?

Some people seem to be making this way too complicated lol. I honestly like the way it is now. Most of us are hardcore Adam's collectors anyways and have everything; We just do it for the thrill. I don't even know if it needs a twist.

It's just an old 4th gen but, it's mine
 
 

Welcome! I'm from Denver so I can just go pick up that gallon.

Welcome! I'm from Denver so I can just go pick up that gallon.

I would vote yes for a leather air freshener.

I did not see this yet, but I also only looked quickly. Found this Dilution calculator on reddit. It is quick and simple.
 
http://www.dilutioncalc.com/
 
The post I found it : http://www.reddit.com/r/AutoDetailing/comments/3176ay/created_a_dilution_calculator_for_myself_but/

How about this one.