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All, thank you for the information above. You may see me commenting a lot lately - that's the side effect of an addictive personality, but I'm trying to learn! So, I live in Washington, DC - in an apartment complex. I won't have access to a hose and water super frequently - maybe once every couple weeks. But in the interim, I'm going to be doing these rinseless washes (I only have Waterless Wash for that purpose at this point). I understand the steps above and I appreciate the advice. In the winter months, though, how do I clean the undercarriage of the car? Not just in the wheel wells, but how do I get underneath the vehicle to remove the salt from the roads. I've searched high and low and there are NO wash bays in my area. Some apartment complexes come with them, but mine is not one of them. Any thoughts? I'd had to take it through a drive through, but I feel like if I have to do that once a month, or so, just in the winter months, it would be better to clean that exposed area, rather than not clean it at all. Any help is appreciated!

Hmmm, how can I best tell what my wheel well is made of? I've already sprayed it underneath the wheel wells.

Great. Thank you all for your help!

Any thoughts on how the G&G will work on black, satin wheels? Do you ever follow up with LPS?

GREAT! Thank you. Super helpful. I really appreciate the full detail.

Thanks for the follow up, guys. Will Goo Gone, used to remove residue, hurt my paint?

Hope all is well, fellow car detailing demons! Just purchased a new Grand Cherokee SRT in Pearl, and now she's my baby! I've already gotten a ton of feedback from you guys on this site, and I just wanted to say thank you! I'm on my 6th order of Adam's products in three weeks, so I'm already feeling the addiction! I love washing on the weekend and doing maintenance cleanings throughout the week. Fortunately, I have a garage in my building where I live downtown, and I park in a garage for work. Happy detailing and thank you for the quick feedback!

How are you guys applying the sealant or G&G onto the wheels? After they're clean and the same way you would do it on the paint? Thanks! Also, I have black, satin wheels. Do you think that using G&G or paint sealant will be a problem?

Thanks a ton, Joe. I'm going to watch these videos today at work (like I do with all of Adam's car wash videos) so I'm prepared tonight. Now I need to leave work early to get it done!

This is great - thank you so much! I'm looking forward to getting rid of these ugly decorations!

Ladies and Gents, Any recommendation on removing the dealer brand sticker? It looks like the attached. I'm worried about ruining the paint. Also, what is bet to de-badge my car? Photo also attached. Thank you, Brad

Good call - that's what I tried to do AFTER, of course, I had already rubbed it in! Oh well, it looks a little better now, but definitely not how it looked new.

Exactly - it's thick tape. How were you able to get it replaced under warranty? Just because it was dirty? I'll reach out to the dealership It's a Grand Cherokee SRT.

Thanks. I'll try a little waterless wash and try and caress it out of there a bit more with a soft tooth brush. I appreciate the feedback.

Thanks @medic001918 Yes, this is a daily driver, and I just purchased it about two weeks ago. I got it much cleaner than what shows in the pic, but I've gone as far as to use a toothbrush to scrub it out. It just piles up! Thanks for the feedback.

Any idea what the best way is to clean where the car bra overlaps on the body paint? That area continues to get dirty all the time. I've tried using a toothbrush with Adam's cleaning supplies, and while I can get it pretty clean, there's still a line of dirt on there right in the crease. I've attached a photo. It drives me crazy!