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Mike, or anybody: Will there be any other shampoo available besides Perls? I love it but it is rather costly in comparison to others and that 250ml bottle doesn't last long. Seems that the "polymer" protection is going into everything and I'm wanted something "regular" for weekly cleaning...

I've been reading up on these orange pads and I'm getting really interested in them. Heck, you can compound and polish with one pad! Only thing is I haven't read much on their performance here, do they actually perform as advertised? I've read on a few posts that they "gum up" quickly but I...

Hey all, Just tried my new Perls Shampoo today and I have a question. It lathered up great in the bucket but when I soaped up the car the suds seemed to disappear and it looked like I washing with lubricant. It cleaned great and beaded up like crazy, once I rinsed with a low flow stream of...

Any einszett fans out there with anything to talk about? I'm anxiously awaiting my order of the new Perls Shampoo to try out. I've talked with Nick at Detailer's Paradise and he really likes it, so I've got high hopes for this product. The price is a bit bothersome (same as Exclusiv but you...

I just used Menzerna for the first time this week. I used the IP (by hand) to touch-up some cat scratch tracks on the hood of my 2002 Passat, worked great with little dusting and followed with FP and Glanz Wax. Looked awesome but my paint is new so I can't put too much credit on the polish...

I've been looking for a year for something that would clean up the water spot film on the factory tinted windows on the Jeep Cherokee. This film was very roughand spotted and seemed like there was some kind of waxy residue or something on them. Of course I didn't want to spend a ton of money...

Has anyone used this product to successfully remove mineral deposits/water spots from glass? The product details state...."One Grand's Glass Polish is like no other product. It is a finely ground rock (pumice) that eradicates water spots (mineral deposits) on glass in seconds. The process is...

Has anyone used this product? Any comments on the performance would be appreciated.