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As a fellow huge fan of WGURW this Ech2o is the real deal, seriously. I would like to see it sold in a gallon size though to make it more cost effective. I mean at $80.00 a gallon WGURW is the most expensive product of its kind BUT because of its dilution ratio makes the most sense and cents.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabrio
Time will tell if the Ech2O becomes available in a gallon size, hopefully someone there gets the memo.
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The gallon sized is sold on CarPros site. It shouldn't take much prodding for PBMG to carry this size. Actually it's 4 liters.
5 liters actually . 1.3 gallonsQuote:
Originally Posted by rlmccarty2000
haha license friendly good music is hard to come by, if you have a source let me know I'm always looking for a good alternative to freemusicarchive.orgQuote:
Originally Posted by 58LesPaul
thanks, I found it packed up in a box yesterday from yet another kickstarter that bellied up, figured I would charge it up and put it to useQuote:
Originally Posted by Cabrio
thanks, mostly Gary Dean's method he deserves the credit :)Quote:
Originally Posted by atgonzales
Totally, if the price point gets better I think the adoption rate will increase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Klasse Act
Well I had mixed up 12 oz of the QD + Reload so I went out and did another QD round, because why not :) I can't speak high enough of this mixture of how pleasant it is to use compared to Reload itself. 10 mins to detail and lay down some Reload is amazing! I'll need to see how it lasts, but this use case sells me alone!
Did a rinseless wash to the rims and wheels and although the haze is tricky to deal with it worked great also.
Rim/wheel before
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Rim/wheel after rinseless wash 1:200
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Two weeks ago the rims were coated with McKee's 37 Wheel Coating, and the tires were coated with McKee's 37 Tire Coating. As you can see easy to clean and still look great. Don't know if I'll use Ech2O on them in the future, takes a little bit longer to deal with the haze removal than other options.
And some after shots, looking great!
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I'm not a RW user, but gotta ask...
Do ya'll pre-rinse in the utility sink and then throw them in the washer.
Or wait till the wife is asleep and then sneak it into your loader.
80% of the time I pre rinse in a bucket with a Grit Guard and some car wash shampoo, wring them out, then toss them into the washer.Quote:
Originally Posted by chefwong
The other 20% of the time I'm too lazy to do that and just wash em.
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yup same thing here, I'll use the same soap that they are about to be washed in and manually agitate them in a bucket with a grit guard.
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The lazy way, throw them in the washer. No problems so far with the microfibers or the washer.
Spoke to them about the gallons and was told the order is on the ocean as we speak. They have a large order on the way to restock all the out of stock and fast moving items.I am waiting to get my gallon and am happy I bought the litre.Quote:
Originally Posted by rlmccarty2000