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The raggtop comes in a pump bottle, and Ive had very little overspray problems.

I love CarPro, but it does not last anywhere NEAR as long as the raggtopp vinyl protectant. Ive applied both at the...

I've used the Raggtop brush and its perfect. The bristles are soft enough that they don't hurt the vinyl and strong enough to do the job...assuming it IS vinyl. I haven't had an opportunity to use...

Ditto

Make sure you use the washer. The smaller pads matter, but without the washer on the backplate you will get smoke.

What kind of soap do you use? That will have the greatest effect on longevity for any product.

There are a number of problems I think:

1) It sounds like you haven't prepped the car and thus I don't know what 845 will do on paint straight up - most ppl on this forum (that I have read anyway)...

I did a coat about a month ago (and two washes ago with DG901) and while Sandy didn't hit us as bad as Ed's area it still hit - and man did that water bead.

You need to wait AT LEAST 20 minutes...

Try PERL on tires.

Clean the tires then throughout your clean apply three (diluted) layers when the tire is dry.

It leaves a very clean looking satin black finish that has lasted me three weeks...

Looks fantastic! ...familiar for some reason too.

How did you guys apply it? A glaze (like these anyway) should be the first product you apply.

If I understand how Steve from Poorboys and BobbyG explained it to me they work by "filling in the...

It depends on the AIO...

I used Megs 2-step (yea, clearly not an AIO but the second product does qualify if you read the label) and followed up with 845. It came out decent, but I wasnt a huge...

I use PB Blackhole (dark color jeep) which is another glaze. I was at the Poorboys expo and steve himself told me to apply the glaze with a blue LC pad then sealent (EX-P for dark, XP for light) BY...

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Follow the link to the cleaner and product info. There is a link for a horsehair brush on the store site that Raggtopp also sells. The brush is key -...

...sorry, should point out I live in New England, the car is a daily driver and I do NOT have a garage. Saying it lasts 3-5 in my conditions is about a 6 month equivalent for a garaged car lol

I've heard (but have not seen cuz I haven't used it) that 303 can rinse out and run down your paint.

I have a vinyl top on my Jeep and I use Raggtopp cleaner and protectant (two different...

Megs makes an inexpensive tire/wheel cleaner that is supposed to be as gentle as eagle one (Ive used both and it seems to be true) - but the megs has way more cleaning power, with or without brushing.

If you are going to use 845, try the 850 instead. Its collinite, so its good, but its made specifically for metal.

Looking at this after the post I realize the math shows you probably can't use it over there. For wattage the numbers are crazy:
Voltage X Amperage = Watts
So:
In US 120 X 4.5= 540 watts
In UK...

OHMS law:
Voltage = Amps X Resistance
So...in US
120v = 4.5a x 27(ish) ohms

So you need to do the math for the UK...
220 = ? X 27
220/27 = 8.15(ish) amps

The PC will draw about 8.15a max...

Oddly enough, for that I would recommend following the opposite of the MF rule of thumb for nap or weave...instead of an open nap (like with MF) I prefer closed nap with terrycloth - the closed nap...

Thanks for the clarification, I follow you now.

Thanks for pointing that out, but plz read OP. I use MF everywhere except tires - that was my question.

Also, as I said in OP, I get it if you have old ones, why not right?

Did not know you...

-Sorry, meant to say this in OP, I'm talking strictly tires here, not wheels (I can see why wheels need MF lol).

I've been reading up on tires lately and everyone seems to use a MF towel. My question is, why? I use a terrycloth dishrag (retired from my wife's kitchen). Why use a perfectly good MF towel on...

For what its worth, there are HUNDREDS of aftermarket replacement tops for Jeeps (I know its not exactly the same thing). This could definitely be the case.