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slick. My car has been sitting out in the sun all day. I wanted to try Poorboy's Carwash under this condition. First I filled up a bucket with rinse water and soaked my mitt in that. Then I poured a half ounce of Poorboy's AutoWash in my soap bucket. I blasted the soapbucket with a jet stream of water. The suds exploded immediately. I had about a half a gallon of water in the bucket before the suds overflowed the top. Now I'm paying attention to how the the suds last.I took the mitt from the rinse bucket and dipped into the suds. I started on the roof and worked my way down. I noticed right away how the mitted glided acrossed the surface. With the sufaces being hot I made sure to use plenty of water to rinse the soap off. Once I got to the sides if I put any pressure at all on the mitt it wanted to take off. I lost my balance the first time I leaned into it. I agitated the bucket only one other time. Not out of neccessity but because I LIKE SUDS. After the car was completely washed and rinsed I flooded it with water. The water refused to stay on the car. The sheeting action was exceptional (it has 4 coats of EX-P). With the temperature as it is/was(HOT!) I did not stand there and watch/beg every stream to roll off. ALL I did was wind the hose up and began to dry with a WaffleWeave fromP.A.C. For the amount of time it took me to wind up the hose(45 seconds,I timed it) and begin drying. The car had very little water on it. There were no pools and the water still on the car was running downhill. Overall impression. This is the best carwash I have used to date. The lubricitity(did I spell this correctly?) is outstanding. Enormous amount of suds and they have lasting power. Rinses off well. I will use up my Sonax Gloss Shampoo and BMW carwashes then go with Poorboy's CarWash when it hits the market. Again Poorboy's will put a quality product on the market.