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I agree on the trials in 16oz, then if you like it you have a nicely labeled bottle to work out of. In gallons I have the following Detail Spray (I have been debating a 5gal of this also) Glass cleaner (I do my windows at least weekly if not more often) Deep wheel cleaner (Due to amount I drive) Soon to be rinseless as well. Super VRT to be coming along soon as well. In 5 Gal I will have All purpose cleaner when my current gallon runs out, I go thru quite a bit actually. Also keep in mind, I drive my vehicle about 1,000 Miles per week. Yes per WEEK. She shines like no tomorrow thou. My routine is about as follows Weekly or more frequently, Clean windows in and out. Weekly rinseless wash Bi Weekly Tires and wheels (sometimes just APC and sometimes I need the DWC also. Bi Weekly VRT Bi Weekly Buttery Coat Which semi explains my stock list.

Thats how some people think A LOT of things work..... You can put lipstick and mascara on a pig, but in the end its still going to get cooked for bacon.

congrats on the news. best of luck.

I agree I would go with the liquid paint sealer and a great wax. Americana and Patriot are certainly at the top of the list. Buttery is an awesome product and as they say in the video for it if waxing is your therapy than buttery is your product. It is certainly easy to apply and remove.

Well done, congrats on the spray!

Thanks Matt, appreciate the answer.

Eh, only $1,022.80 over 4 orders since May lol nah not an addict at all.

Great job on the car, I agree with you on the clouds, having a white truck I dont get that nice metalic shine (due to no metal flake) but boy the reflections are awesome.

Honestly, I think that doing the bottles is a good idea. You can make multiple scents off of one pattern just using different colors. Not that I dont like the logo ones, they look great. It would be really interesting if you could do some liquid ones that are refillable that clip onto the vents. I personally cant stand them hanging in the truck and moving around while I drive so something that could easily sit in a fixed location and looked good would be great.

Aww what the heck lets see the whole truck. Granted she doesnt shine great due to just being oxford white with no metal flake

Did a nice tire shine job today along with a wash and cleanup.

Personally I do the entire vehicle step by step in entirety.

I guess the first question would be what OS are you running? Android? BlackBerry? iOS? something else?

Im actually surprised at the LACK of stickers on that fridge, I see the old and the new logo but thats it, mildly surprising considering how many you have. And your right on that one Brzn.

Well the Detail spray just smells friggen amazing! I have actually been known to spray the rear seats that dont get used much to have the smell in the truck even more than the air fresheners.... nope I dont have a problem....

Great job on those panels!

Honestly, while it is a bit more work to do buttery on a daily IS possible. I have a 2015 crew cab F250 that I do about 1k miles a week.....yes....about 1,000 miles. I did the full 2 bucket, clay, 2 step and all to her, I applied Liquid Paint Sealer, and then a layer of Buttery Wax. I keep up with my glass regularly and use Rinseless wash just about once a week and add a layer of buttery about every other wash at this point. I am planning to go out and clean her up today and will try to remember to take some pics. Thou she doesnt show off quite as nice being Oxford white, she still looks great.

Adam, this just shows why you have such a loyal group here. Well done on bringing back the caps. I do agree that the pumps are nice for some things but not others. Again thank you for making it right.

I would try the soak, or the mentioned Dawn method. Dawn detergent is simply the best at emulsifying grease and oil. Great for most things, not so much if you have a septic system but in small amounts is not the end of the world. This should help out your towel situation. I would think that if you cant control the washer as mentioned above or it is a pain in the rear to do, a soak in a bucket using your hands to really agitate the towel(s) in question. I do realize you said that they wont absorb water but the soap being agitated in to them might help that out a bit.

so im not the only one..... Do you try to recomend better products to them to manage the paint on their cars? and you know your a detailer when...... you will spend 12 hours making the vehicle perfect but less than 10 min on anything else.

I do the inside of my windshield at least weekly if not more often. The rest of the windwos dont get it quite as bad and I do them about twice a month.

I just placed an order this morning and included some glass sealant on the order. I plant to use the denatured and see what falls from there. I have always enjoyed NOT needing the glass blades, they only serve to mess up a perfectly good window. BTW Adam, Thank you for finally making a glass cleaner that doesnt make me batty with streaks. I cant wait to get into the new stuff after I use up my old. Which wont take long considering the 1k miles a week I drive.

That was right before

Thanks guys, have some denatured alcohol on order and will give that a shot when it comes in.

Welcome to the site. Tons of great info here. Looking forward to some pics of your ride.