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I probably need to use it more honestly...

I've refilled my 32oz bottle twice. So I'm going to be using it for a while.

Unless you have big tires, use it more than a few times a week, Tire Shine will last you a while. Same thing for glass. I have gallons of just about everything, but I've barely made a dent in Interior Detailer and Glass Cleaner.

Rinseless can even be done with one bucket, and SEVERAL towels, never re-introducing a dirty towel to your solution. This is my preferred rinseless wash process. This method was made popular by a detailer in Florida. Search youtube "Garry Dean Wash Method" for more information. There's also a Rinseless wash video on the youtube channel that describes this process well. I know the Rinseless has a wax addidtive in it, but all I know is whats been said in videos about the new waterless wash having "gloss enhancers" not sure if they're wax based or not. I will say the last time I did a rinseless on my car, it had a nice freshly waxed pop to it.

Its just a preference. I use a 700GSM towels for Rinseless with a longer nap similar to the Double Soft. I'm in the process of swapping my towel inventory out though. The rinseless and waterless formula's are different forumla for their specific tasks. Both have gloss enhancers in them.

If you search deep here in the archves a gentleman has gone after the king ranch with leather conditioner before. Found it. http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/28455-1st-generation-king-ranch-leather-seats-care/?hl=%2Bking+%2Branch

Strip wash is ready to use (RTU). Its an amazing product. love the odor while working with it.

You'll know for sure, and get a lot quicker service by copying your post and pasting it into an email to orders@adamspolishes.com.

A fellow Houstonian! nice ride!

The front of my Camry has the honey comb grill with lots of intricate parts. I use in and out on it. Really darkens it up and helps give it a clean clean look.

Or tire shine or VRT. And i usually where gloves when doing trim work.

Don't have one yet, but I even with the blue brush I wish the bristles weren't so long. I wonder if there's anything special about the tip of the bristles that would prevent someone from cutting them down? I also wish they had a low profile version available of the brush that was maybe half the width.

After they are thoroughly dried out i usually toss em in a ziplock bag and then I have a little container I keep all of those in.

Very cost prohibitive to ship and very saturated market. Honestly though, I can't tell you the last time I've grabbed my windshield washer fluid. A well cared for windshield should rarely need it.

Chase, what part of Texas are you in?

I have gallons of Detail Spray Waterless Wash Deep Wheel Cleaner Car Shampoo Tire Shine Glass Cleaner Interior Detailer Microfiber Revitalizer All Purpose Cleaner Tire & Rubber Cleaner I suspect some items like Tire Shine will stretch out over 2 years. I've refiled my 32oz bottle twice in a years time. Things I wish I hadn't really done Gallons of: Interior Detailer Glass Cleaner I just don't use enough of them and will probably end up replacing bad product before I replenish my stock. Just getting started out? Detail Spray All Purpose Cleaner Car Shampoo (or Wash & Wax) minimum. Especially if you're a frequent washer.

The product descriptions sounded very familiar... and then I went back and compared them....

I can do Tire Shine & Guard and Gloss for Brilliant Glaze and the 4oz APC.

I use it diluted 1:1 for maintenance cleaning... It just makes the wheels pop after use in a way soap & water can't seem to clean the wheel. That being said I got a gallon in a mystery box, 9 months ago? and I've still got a bit left.

Problem is, the chemical that makes sit so darn effective is the source of the odor.

Yes- any type of sealant product and regular cleanings will keep that from happening.

Couple of spritz with the pre-soak and one or two of my throw away microfibers from Sams club in the same rinseless bucket.

I've now used mine to clean a windshield twice, with a wash before each time. Much better perfuming the second time. Removing the glass sealant was better with the old more traditional glass style towel.

I carry the 4oz bottle box in my trunk, with towels. I've got everything I need set aside to make the bag for this, just haven't found the time to sit down at the wifes sewing machine and make it.

http://www.target.com/p/summer-infant-duomat-2-in-1-car-seat-mat-black-gray/-/A-10224239?ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google_pla_df&CPNG=PLA_Baby%2BShopping&adgroup=SC_Baby&LID=700000001170770pgs&network=g&device=c&location=9027696&gclid=CM-BkvKD8s4CFZCIaQodeEoJXQ&gclsrc=aw.ds Its what i use.