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Agreed, @mongoose-5oh, WW is great. And it smells sooo good! Should you ever find yourself in a pinch or looking for an alternative, RW diluted 16:1 creates a Waterless Wash-like solution at a more economical price point.

@shane@detailedreflections has you covered, but here's an article that addresses more about layering, along with other great info.

Together forever P.S. Was I the only one to get hungry with all the bacon, bacon ranch, ranch dressing entries??

Sucks bad

Agreed. Looking forward to reading your reviews and seeing results.

Sorry, meant doing the whole car with it and charging by the hour!

Went by the HQ today. The collection continues to grow, so keep sending yours in and spread the word, as well. Happy hunting! And if you sent one in, feel free to PM me a description or post here and I'll try to find it next time. Hey, Wyatt @wydetailing , just noticed yours in this pic... And lest you think I forgot, here's one for you, @Rich ?

Flawlessly clean

Man, imagine buying that and charging by the hour... ???? Seriously, though, that looks pretty cool. A tool with the perfectionist in mind, for sure. Thanks for sharing, Shane.

Really good point, and totally agree. I retract my suggestion!

Glad it'll be done soon. But man, that's a foul. Maybe they'll comp you some future service(s). Oil changes, maybe. Can't hurt to ask...since you've been asking for a week!

Stumbled on this thread and got some good laughs. I'll add one to the mix and we'll see where it goes...

Polishes work

Bentley cream leather?! ?

Hood Sunroof From inside the sunroof (Hat tip to @Captain Slow)

Any new lessons to share?

Team Adam's

Advice giving

I would think so. But be sure to do it before washing the car!

This is commonly called "VRT milk." You'll probably still need to spread it/even it out. Plastics and engine bays are great places to use it. Think of it as an alternative to In & Out Spray.

Check this out, Tim.

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No shop. Just an average guy that likes to make cars shine. I may head up there this coming week to the HQ so I'll let you know, in case you need some help.

Welcome, Eric! I've found PS and HGG work really well on white. Waxes will work, too, but don't offer the depth like on darker cars (e.g., black). Suggest you read this for more info: