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two towels. worked top to bottom - one wet fold in quarters new side used as needed (like every other panel or so). Found the product really saturates the towel so i used less product as i went along - one dry towel to remove product and water from the surface folded in quarters switching to a new side every other panel or so. removal is very easy little effort needed. Dylan demo'd last Sat. using a masterblaster to get any water left in mirrors, emblems, and handles as well.

After the rain last night and this morning's commuate. Just a little bit of rain left on it near the cowl.

During yesterday's rain storm. Just so you guys know this truck hasn't had anything put on it for sealant or wax since sept.

Its very slick and spreads easily. Once the wet towel is primed and you do a section with two sprays it doesn't take much for the second panel maybe one spray. Removal was easy as well with the dry towel.

Its a great machine for those just starting... I have had mine for many years and it still works great. Love it for 4" pad use for tighter areas and to spread wax, sealant, and glaze

Really easy stuff to work with. Should we do anything special to clean the towels used with it? Should they be cleaned separately? Pardon the dirty wheels and tires

First use tonight of the H2O Guard and Gloss (HGG) from the show this weekend on my Daily Driver with is a 2004 Duramax. I have a new favorite product!!! After a quick 2 bucket wash I applied the HGG one panel at a time with a wetdouble soft towel followed by a dry double soft towel. The product goes on and instantly starts working to activate and displace the water. The drying and levelling with the second towel was effortless and leaves a nice glossy shine. The whole process took approx. half an hour including the wash. A few notes: - As I moved from panel to panel I found i sprayed less product as the applicator towel was primed with product from the previous section - the smell, I have nicknamed it Super Grape is phenomenal. if you don't want to smell like grape for the next couple hours then i suggest wearing gloves. - this week is going to be rain here in CT so it should be a good test to see the results. I will update at the end of the week. The only real question I have is in regards to my towels that I used. I currently have them sitting in a bucket with some APC. Is this enough to remove the HGG or is there a different process that I should do to clean the towels? Is it ok to mix these towels in with other towels when I was them? Didn't get a chance to take some pics as it was getting dark after I finished my clean up but ill try to grab some tomorrow

More pics:

Me and the oldest boy. ps. he didn't make many friends with his Redsox sweatshirt.

Proudly bought two jumbo towels even though I promised I would buy anything before this weekends clinic having a child of my own with a heart detect I know all to well how stressful and worrysome it can be to have a child that needs special care. Happy to help and support others just like the many folks that have helped my family. In a day and age were many of us are wrapped up in superficial distractions its good to see people and taking the time and money to help our children as they are our future. Thank you to all the researchers, doctors, nurses, and parents for their dedication and sleepless nights striving to make the lives better for children with autism and the many other childhood disabilities and diseases.

Awesomeness

Is it Saturday yet!

strip wash

Jam session

Gotta love the three months of January we have had

Cool gotta love free advertising... Regular old heat wave at 47° in Portland

damage property (are we feeling nostalgic today...)

Phil. Very nice. definitly keep us posted. I feel you to with NE weather....Another cold week and more snow....Hey Happy spring!!!!

hmmm that towel price is tempting....

+1

I’m there...hoping to bring my oldest son too. From what I have seen from your instagram post Phil, the place looks top notch. Can't wait to see it. Oh yeah the Adams team is going to be there too I guess that’s a plus too.

I do use the pc for smaller areas with a 4" pad. You could always find another pc used or refurbed or fix yours whats wrong with it exactly? Also there are other less expensive polishers out there and there are specific "mini" versions too that you could get for smaller areas. Google is your friend. Heck there was also discussion of one on this forum a few weeks back. I would rather have the power and speed of the flex for the larger areas and have a second polisher for smaller areas vs cyclo.

flex

Hi Mark. Welcome. Im just north of you in Stafford Springs, CT. Yes the snow is melting quickly esp with 2 days of rain.

Rinsless strip wash I like it. Good idea. Makes sense