13-Mustang-GT/CS

^^ I would love that

I did notice once the towel started to get moist it went back to normal.. Just the first panel was tough

In the summer time when I would wash my car it would only take 1 great white to do the job. Picked the water right off my car. I washed my car yesterday and it was high 30's and the towel wasnt grabbing the water as good as it usually does ( it was like moving the water around and heavy streaking ). It that a case because of the temperature? All of my other towels ( Double and single soft, glass towels) all preformed the the same as they always do. Is there a certain way to treat the Great White in colder temperatures or is it possible that I need to boil them from all the use they saw in the spring and summer? Any help and suggestions would be great!!

Thank You

welcome

the best in the business

i go through about 1 to 1 1/2 16 ounce bottles each time i do mine..

haha you have a point

same here.. nothing beats black when its clean and kept right.

nice ride

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haha thats great

Any update on these new bottles? Have a few items in mind that I wanna buy but I want to wait for these to roll out

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No lol I work in my families restaurant and they had one of these laying around so picked one up a while back. It has a distributers farm on it and it is actually from Clover Dairy Farms, Redding PA lol

Didnt think of it but now that you mentioned it, it makes sense. I was going over the window trim on my drivers side door. I was doing it to get the swirls near the glass out as well as to see how much pretreating rubber with SVRT helps. It was intentional going over trim that much, didnt really think it would do anything go the pad. Well now I know not to worry next time it happens. I thought I was doing wrong and since my car is black it got me a little worried lol. I have never seen my drivers side that shinny before.. I am doing my first full correction panel by panel ( crazy work schedule, dont have time to do the whole car all at once). Now on to cleaning out the pads

Here is a pic of my "ready to use milk crate"

Today I was doing a paint correction on two panels. When I was finished I noticed that my white finishing pad is starting to turn black. Is this normal and what could it be? I am using 2 step system with a flex.

i wish I could go there but I live on the other side of the country lol

brilliant sprat glaze and a no blue revive throwback?

nice ride

I keep my "ready to use milk crate" with all my 16 oz products in it( DS,WCW, APC. Ect.. Polishes, in&out , clay. And anything else I need to do the car). I keep that under my desk. I have all my gallon refills in my closet. Built a shelve above my clothes rack. And I keep all of my machine pads washing mitts brushes and buckets in the shed.