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No need for a drying aid with PFMs. They absorb that well

I'm really surprised to hear this since I used a PFM, which is about two years old, yesterday with no problems. I'm still amazed at how well it soaks up water.

I use my D120 around the house: on mirrors and appliance surfaces. Seems to work better on those than car glass.

That sounds like me too. I just have the glass to deal with. That needs attention whether the car is garaged or not.

With the PFM it's one swipe and the water is absorbed. I've never had a drying towel work so well

The thought of my Accord getting such clear coat failure horrifies me. That's why I always garage it and religiously apply a LSP

Liquid Glass was the first LSP I used. Nice gloss.The Corvette people used to swear by it.

It was fantastic! Must’ve been around 20 years ago. Saw Ramsey Lewis on another occasion.

I was lucky enough to see Brubeck in concert before he died.

That may very well be the best jazz album ever!

I'd switch to something like a PFM towel. The idea of the Guzzler never appealed to me

Okay thank you for the suggestions! Hopefully they will knock out this haze.

I will be sure to do it that way. Thanks!

It's both actually. I quit dressing my interior long ago in effort to stop it but that didn't help. I've only tried three cleaners on it so far so if Clarify doesn't do it, I'm going to polish both...

I would buy more but it isn’t clearing up my haze. I’m eyeing Clarify and Griot’s Glass Polish as a last resort.

Well I’m in Florida and use a hybrid wax, Fuzion It lasts me three to four months. That said, my car isn’t outside 24/7.

I was going to get the Nextzett but then I heard such good things about Clarify. I just want the haze on my glass cleared up once and for all

I'm in the same boat. I'm going to get Car Pro Clarify. I sure hope it clears up the relentless haze on my glass

I use mitts with a traditonal wash and I usually put my used mitts in my utility sink (I wash inside my garage)

I don't do RWs but I do use a fresh mitt per panel. I never had the need to have buckets or grit guards.

Oh no. You guys up north still got to do rinseless washes huh?

Mitts are always the good choice for an extreme wash method.

A very happy birthday!

I used a black Sharpie to label the back of my pads with what product I used them with. Boy, do we have to have a ton of pads each used with one specific product.

This is a video that helped me decide on mitts

WASH MITTS!! Which Are The BEST? Let's Find Out!! - YouTube