TheBurninator

Use a yellow foam applicator instead? It isn't squishy like the Americana applicators.

Glass Cleaner Glass furniture (all of it is sealed with Glass Sealant too to make my life easier) Bathroom mirrors APC Pretty much the entire bathroom Refrigerator Leather Cleaner Shoes Leather chairs Super VRT Dressed my surround sound system with it.Metal Polish #1 and #2 All of the chrome around the house Tea kettle I also like to keep my phone and tablet up with Waterless Wash and once every couple weeks I hit it with Glass Sealant and some Brilliant Glaze to help with the finger prints.

I noticed some of my pads are thick and some are thinner when I bought some a couple months ago. Didn't think too much of it since they were all different pads.

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Fluid or not, a naively written app that is making simple calls and not dependent on a browser for rendering is still faster and, IMO, more convenient especially when most other forums utilize tapatalk. It just seems like an odd choice to ditch a useful feature that was available prior. Guess we can't have it all though.

I'm not a 'Murican car guy by any means, but I had the chance to ride around and drive a friend's Syclone a few years ago for a week. It was a blast. I wouldn't mind one as a parts hauler *ducks for cover*

The lack of tapatalk seems like a step back from the previous forum. I like all of my forums being accessed from one app with a uniform interface.

No tapatalk on the new forum.

I didn't know they made inflatable spoilers!

There was a whole writeup on another website about it the dilution ratios and why you shouldn't use full strength IPA wipedowns.

I've been using this method. A waterless wash towel is my follow up for glass.

My daily: Old Roommate's Juke:

I've only used 2 of mine. Washed them 3 times now with a bit of APC. No issues.

I usually go for LIC for my shoes.

I have the steamfast version which is exactly the same just different colors and it was 100 shipped from amazon. I love it for really dirty interiors.

A non aerosol version of quick sealant Glass polishing pads and polishes Cleaner wax/polish AIO (something like FMP combined with BW or even a sealant) Short handled version of the boars hair wheel brush Air freshener / odor neutralizer Microfiber apron for polishing Scotch-guard like product for upholstery

That is what I do. I love working down the street from you guys. My wallet on the other hand hates it.

I still see some sanding marks. Now would be the perfect time to use a tripoli or rouge to get those fine lines out before moving to a finishing polish like Adams. They look world's better though. Keep it up.

You might want to try a greaseless abrasives on a buffing wheel or possibly craytex to make your life easier. Then the normal rouges. Pits can't be avoided all the time. Those look more like rock chips than pitting.

The swabs worked really well. They pick up dirt much better than qtips although they were a bit bigger than I'd like for a few places. TID worked really well on a fairly dirty interior today. I wasn't expecting it to clean up things as well as it did. :thumbup: I even tried cleaning some of the really dirty leather with the interior brush and the TID. It definitely took a bit more work than leather and interior cleaner though but it did work.

Those pits might be a bit deeper than a rouge can pull out. Those need to be sanded out.

Just picked up a gallon. I'll post some results this weekend.