Erictski

Thanks for the replies. I havent noticed a difference in cleansing ability between the two soaps and shine is great with both I was just curious if the wash and wax silica sealant would build up or something. But I do love the smell of the blue soap a lot better than the wash and wax scent so might have to keep using it anyway.

You can also use a magic eraser in lieu of clay on the inside glass

I typically wash every two or three weeks, not nearly as much as many of you. My question is can I just use wash and wax every time and completely replace my regular car shampoo or does the wash and wax build up over time? I like the idea of adding some protection every time and just using a little detail spray to dry with instead of using guard and gloss

So what is giving you longest lasting protectio: wash and wax alone or regular car wash soap and h2o GG alone?

Strip wash soap prior to H2O GG might be even better then? I don't plan to liquid paint seal this vehicle, just guard and gloss with wash and wax maintenance washes. Would this be the better option?

Thanks guys. I don't have a problem with th wet application, just wondering if I needed to wait after the wash and wax. But I might try the dry method as I have never done that.

Following a wash and wax bath on my daily driver, can the h2o go be used immediately like with regular car wash shampoo or does the wash and wax have a cure time?

TID is a protectant also though, so you don't have to use something like LCON after so I say kind of a wash. For me anyways. Although even when deep cleaning prior to LCON, I will use the LIC 3:1 and it works great. TID as weekly quick maintenance.

is there anything else you are interested in. I may be interested in the Leather cleaner.

Maybe there are plans for a new rinsless also. It's been on sale for a long time now just like waterless has

What soap ratio/how much soap is everyone adding to the 32oz canister for the foam gun?

What do you have left to trade

I use mine 3:1. Haven't found a reason to use it full strength yet

Thanks Guys. I assumed others used the detail spray dilution of rinseless as a drying spray but couldn't find anything through the search function.

Following a two bucket wash, I typically use either H2O G&G or Detail Spray to help towel dry my vehicles. Can the 16:1 or 32:1 dilution of Rinseless be used in place of these two products to use as a drying spray? Don't get me wrong I love the H2O and the Detail Spray, but I have a whole gallon of Rinseless and don't actually do the rinseless washes very often so I have a ton on hand and I like to save the more expensive Detail Spray for quick details or dustings. Thanks for any input.

I dilute 3:1. Have yet to need to try full strength

Love the new 2017 TRD Pro. I got a 2016 TRD Offroad and love it. Grill and wheels I agree I am not in love with, but the rest of the body redesign I like a lot. I wonder what MSRP on the Pro will be next year.

I see. So no use in a rinse bucket for a two bucket wash then. Thanks for the info.

how do you like the new grit guard washboard? you feel it is worth the investment/adds value to your 2 bucket process?

I have a Toyota Tacoma Midsized Pickup. I plan to hand polish with correcting and then revive polishes. About how much product should one expect to use for a truck this size or even an average size sedan? I am not worried about having to use a lot, just curious how much I should be using. Perhaps an easier question should be about how much would one use on say an average door panel or average hood? Thanks in advance to any answers

Wouldn't Adams Detail Spray be what you are looking for. I believe it has gloss enhancers but is not a carnuba.

THANKS DARRYL. Looks like I may have to do a little more research/youtube search on these products.

ive seen quite a few. I have a couple deeper scratches that aren't through to the base coat. they are like a pen/marker. they have them online or even at the car dealerships and auto stores like NAPA but I have never tried one. Thought about trying it on my old car I plan to sell just to see how it works.

I take it no one has any experience. I will take that to mean they do not work very well.

No kidding the weather up here in NE WI has been awful.