Next AG order

[hernandez.art13]

I have this, I decided to ask here for additional advice

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[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Menzerna Top inspection works well for wiping off polishing residue from their products just as M34 works for clearing up after the Meguiars twins.

I use it for traditional wax and sealants whereas I use Eraser for coatings.

[hernandez.art13]

I just preferred to use an item of what it was intended for.

So I didn't purse IPA that much.

[swanicyouth]

Well, I guess your asking for suggestions. Honestly, I find those Wheel Woolies not much use for cleaning wheels. I know people love them, but the Daytona Brush works better for me because you can bend it to go behind the spokes, etc.. Maybe my wheels are odd or something. Or, maybe I'm so picky that I have to have access to clean every millimeter of the wheel.

I mostly use the WW for running boards, mud flaps, wheels wells, etc...

However, I keep buying all the Wheel Woolies and I'm not quite sure why. This one:

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/autogeek_2271_943114

is by far the most useful. The bend gives you leverage and it does a good job of cleaning behind spokes on one of my cars. I really like this one.Also, the bend means you don't have to drag you knuckles on the area your cleaning if it's recessed.

I'm not sure what your using that "paint brush" for, but I like this one because it has no metal on it, and because the bristles are very long:

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/autogeek_2271_134917522

[hernandez.art13]

What do you fellow Detailers think about the Meguiar's D120

I want a gallon sized glass cleaner that is a concentrate, any better options?

[hernandez.art13]

I have these, while they work great.
They are to bulky to go small tight crevices.

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[hernandez.art13]

And yes like SwanicYouth said, I am seeking suggestions


Thanks everybody

[hernandez.art13]

I'm not sure what your using that "paint brush" for, but I like this one because it has no metal on it, and because the bristles are very long:

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/autogeek_2271_134917522

The brush will be mostly for interior, leather, running boards, dash boards etc...

^what is that one called?

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

That one is a lug nut brush.

[Southern Stang]

What do you fellow Detailers think about the Meguiar's D120

I want a gallon sized glass cleaner that is a concentrate, any better options?

For the money I have yet to find a better one IMO. I've had my gallon for over two years now and still have half a gallon. And cleans pretty well to me.

[hernandez.art13]

Hard to communicate online sometimes

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^ this, I will be using or interior

And the wheel woolies for my wheels.

I keep my clean so I just APC spray them and brush the wheel with my Mother wheel brush, so washing them has been really easy except for the tight crevices.

[hernandez.art13]

For the money I have yet to find a better one IMO. I've had my gallon for over two years now and still have half a gallon. And cleans pretty well to me.

Thank you

[erichaley]

There is a new, smaller angled Wheel Woolie brush too.

[Superman0440]

what made you go with opt mf pads??

[poweraid]

I did not care for the menzerna top inspection . too grabby for me , and pricey for the little u get . I prefer prep-all or eraser .