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They are not cheap options but as landshark mentioned earlier, you can get a discount on them through various forums, and they come with 15 years warranty. I'm sure there are cheaper options but you always pay for what you get, 15 years warranty is a good sign of a quality made product.

can you connect the foam cannon and a longer wand to that?

Last time I was there I must have been like 10 years old with my dad and his 67 stingray convertible. Would love to make it out there for a day to check out all the cars and say hi if I can.

I have been doing some research as well on garage flooring. Sounds like Swisstrax or RaceDeck are the 2 main options when it comes to quality garage tile flooring. Both seem like quality made products and they are very similar, but their are some differences.

Leaf blower is more than adequate, I use an electric one and it works great. Gas works fine too... 5 in one year! I go about 5 years for every Porsche! Well I have only had 2 in my life, but 5 years between the two lol

Porsche paint tends to be on the softer side and with it being black try not to touch it, with anything! ...in all seriousness, use a master blaster or leaf blower to dry the car and then go back with a towel. I then use detail spray with a GWDT to finish up the drying. And try not to touch it with detail spray or any other chemicals in between washes. If it is dirty leave it be or go 2 bucket. My black Macan has a glass coating, and although it still looks so glossy, when the sun comes out the swirls become very noticeable and it is only about 1.5 years old. The car did get washed mid-winter at the dealership, which I'm sure added to the majority of the scratches there. Next time I do an after hours drop off, I'm leaving a note with my keys, "Do Not Wash, and Thank you!"

Welcome Tyler! I'm still new to detailing and the forum is the place that often times answers my question. Sounds like you have some experience and knowledge that I'd bet we can all benefit from.

you can dry the vehicle first and then use the dry application method to apply H2O GG. If you work quickly though it really shouldn't add much time to the drying process. IMO it makes the drying process easier, but some prefer drying the car first and then using a wet microfiber to apply the product.

Why can't he ask here? He has a Cyclo, a product not made by Adam's but they do sell them, and is curious if anyone has had experience with both a Cyclo and a G15 to compare them??? Just cause the G15 is not sold through the Adam's website and is a competitor's product, it can't be discussed?

i guess i might just get the gallon kit then lol

you used 16oz. on 4 tires?

Didn't take a before pic but here is the engine bay I washed with carshampoo diluted in a spray bottle and then dressed with VRT and IN and OUT spray.

I have experienced the drag and rolling the older towels have, but at times they work great also. I definitely want to try some of these to see how they work and if it will replace the older glass towel or maybe use them together, one for cleaning and one for drying.

New Jersey Motorsports Park - Thunderbolt paddock sunset from a few days ago.

I have an A6000 as well, lots of good apps for that camera.

Was just curious if it be something like this...

Has anyone tried a Colad sprayer with car shampoo and water? does it foam nicely? like foam that would be similar to a foam cannon?

Went road racing down at New Jersey Motorsports Park on my Yamaha R6. Won both races and $100 each race payout. Adam's looking to sponsor a regional road racer ???

the nice thing about the adam's funnel is that it screws on to multiple bottle threads and is secure to the bottle minimizing chance of spillage.

one funnel here. Use, rinse,dry, repeat. I have enough of a car cleaning collection as is, I don't need multiple funnels.

just after a maintenance wash and H2OGG with Brilliant Glaze on top

oh, and i coated them with brilliant glaze then LPS!

So I attacked the remaining 3 tips today and got great results overall. One tip tho had small specs that would not come off, I decided to stop once I noticed what looks to be a black coating on the inner lip started to wear away...

yes, i used a blue pad with the drill backing plate and used both #1 and #2 with separate pads.