Originally Posted by C. Charles Hahn
I am just thinking of those that insist on certain towels that touch paint especially something not made in China. If people did not believe it, there would not be such a market for expensive microfiber.
Originally Posted by C. Charles Hahn
I am just thinking of those that insist on certain towels that touch paint especially something not made in China. If people did not believe it, there would not be such a market for expensive microfiber.
Al
The Need to Bead
Originally Posted by Bunky
As with anything else in life, it is always the individual`s choice how they choose to spend their money and/or what they are comfortable with using. The reality is in many cases the hype surrounding "expensive" microfiber towels is pure marketing, just like a lot of the boutique chemical/wax brands. People can be sold on/convinced of anything given the right approach.
Charlie
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I guess that explains why I do not own a BMW or Mercedes (yet).
Al
The Need to Bead
......Still waiting for Accumulator to comment.
Brilliant idea after I digested your process.
Now I have to discard :smile1: all of my grout sponges and implement your process.
Thx
Reeeko99, 13 Subaru Legacy Sport White, 15 Subaru Outback Premium Silver
Originally Posted by reeeko99
Im glad you like it!
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Originally Posted by cjbigcog
Different strokes for different folks.
Originally Posted by Accumulator
I was afraid of that!
Any chance of trying this process out on an isolated panel on one of the dog haulers? No better endorcement on a wash method then from Accumulator. :tribe:
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looks nice but what is the lid for? And is the spray bottle the same concentration as the bucket?
Originally Posted by bigDeeOT
The lid is so that you can transport the large bucket if you are a mobile detailer.
The dilution of my Infinite Use Detail Juice is 1/2 oz to 24 oz water as a waterless wash... It is 1oz per 4 gallons as a rinseless wash.
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Originally Posted by David Fermani
Heh heh, if anybody *else* pursued comments from about this wash method, I might think they were trying to get me into some kind of :argue
Nah, I`m not gonna fix something that`s 100% perfectly unbroken *FOR ME*, just like I`m not gonna bash somebody else`s approach that works so well for them in their situation.
Originally Posted by Gary Dean
Right there is something worth noting anyhow...I hardly ever wash anything unless it`s really, *REALLY* dirty.
And remember, on most (all?) of my vehicles, I have out-of-the way areas that can only be cleaned via extensive flushing; you just can`t get any kind of wash media into those areas.
As with any non-conventional wash regimen, I`m just not in the target demographic.
Lexington!
I remember the Alfa, and a Tiger, but was that an Alpine?
My wife and I LOVE going to Lexington every year.
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Did you ever upload the wheel washing video Garry?
Originally Posted by Paul2011
He posted a couple more videos of his wash method to his YouTube channel. Here`s the one on wheels.
Originally Posted by Paul2011
Yes sir, see above.
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