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    Re: Costco microfiber towels?

    +1, I no longer use mine on glass since I found some ww mf's that Pep Boys were blowing out.
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    Re: what spray wax for lowest package

    I was going to suggest CG's P40. It's a quick detailer with carnuba and looks good without streaks, when used sparingly. I don't think it lasts more than a week or two and it's a little cheaper....
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    Re: Rinseless wash newbie - Questions

    +1.

    I also use a chenile/dreadlock type mf mitt, one bucket, with grit guard, premisting with a qd dilution, on my DD. I wash once a week and have no problems, but as said, if the car is very...
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    Re: Chemical Guys Microfiber Detergent

    The purpose of the vinegar is to help remove soap residue. I use it and it definitely makes a difference. Vinegar is also said to reduce hard water deposits and I have very hard water where I live. I...
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    Re: Extremely good air freshener???

    I would stay away from CG's French Vanilla, after a day, it starts to smell like Kaopectate and I don't mean that in a good way. LOL
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    Re: Waterless Wash Chart

    Thank you!
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    Re: Tire Gloss

    I've just started using CG's G-6 Hyper Coat. It's water based, extremely easy to apply and gives a nice shine. I'm not sure if its shine equals oil based products but it's not bad. Also cost may be a...
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    Re: microfiber care concerning washers

    For very soiled MF's, I've been spraying a little Dawn Power Disolver, working it in and rinsing thoroughly then soaking in a 5 gallon bucket. Since switching to Micro-Restore, I just do a load of...
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    Re: What's everyone's go to window cleaner

    +1. LOL

    I also use Stoners but the D-120 diluted at 10:1 with distilled H2O is unbeatable.
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    Re: Having a sealant issue...

    Without throwing more wood on the fire. Since I just bought a bottle of V7 and since I'm now working about 4 miles from one of CG's warehouses, I drove over during lunch today and asked about V7...
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    Re: Favorite Spray Wax .... How, Why, Uses ??

    OCW for me also. Recently, I've been experimenting/using CG P40 in between washing, etc. I just bought some V7 and after I finished reading the thread from OZD 35, I'm starting to wonder ... I need...
  12. Re: Are there special towels just for cleaning glass and do any of you use a squeegee?

    I was a big fan of Stoners until I picked up some Meg's D120. I dilute with distilled H2O and have never looked back.

    As for towels, I've been using some cheap WW MF towels (12 for $6.00) I...
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    Re: Griot Closeout sale

    +1, thank you. :iagree:

    Also, don't forget, Griot recently tried and failed to sell product on Shop NBC.
  14. Re: For those that use Microfiber Cleaner (Detergent)

    Recently, I've started using Micro-Restore for my mf's with a vinegar rinse. I really didn't believe there was much difference from using something like Tide. I've now changed my mind, since I've...
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    Re: Good spray wax???

    I just started experimenting (using) with Chemical Guys P40 Instant Detailer with Carnuba. It's easy to apply, no streaking and is around $40 per gallon. The longevity is only so so, but it is a...
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    Re: Daily drivers and wheel cleaner

    For my DD, I've been using Opti's Power Clean at 3:1 and a few selected brushes. On the rare occasions I have any time, I will coat with either a wax or OS on the wheels.
  17. Re: If you were going to use products from only one company

    If we're talking about one brand, I would go with Optimum or Meguiars. Having said that, I'm a detail/spray wax junkie, so I do stray. LOL

    If we're talking one stop shop, then AG for all the...
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    Re: Drying MF towels your thoughts??

    Great idea, I've been using a 4' high shoe rack that my wife broke, same idea as the drying rack.

    50 Pair Shoe Rack - Bed Bath & Beyond

    :dblthumb2:
  19. Re: Visiting L.A. this week - Chemical Guys visit

    I can't really add much to the above except to say that since it will be raining, definitely stay off of the 405 Freeway. When it rains in "El Lay" people can't understand how to drive in it. I...
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    Re: Detailing Truths...

    That was BS ... Beautifully Said!
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    Re: What are your "Go to products"?

    My favorite is ONR. It has never disappointed me and has many uses, just don't mix it with vodka. LOL
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    Re: Collinite

    +1, I also apply by it hand.

    Apparently, the product does loosen up over time, going from its original soft paste/gel to a thick liquid. I've noticed this happens to my bottle, especially in the...
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    Re: Can you Believe this is a Hyundai

    +1. Add in Toyota's problems and the timing couldn't be better. I'm not in the market now, but I'd definitely check out the 2011 Sonata. Several years ago, my brother-in-law was stationed in Asia,...
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    Re: 303 Aerospace Products

    +1! I've also used it on the carpets in the house with great results - good product.
  25. Re: New Microfiber washign routine worked out well.

    My understanding of vinegar is that it is a soap remover (as already stated), a degreaser, and it lowers the pH level of hard water by bonding to the hw minerals, thus lowering the pH of the water....
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