idamanjax75
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This product works, and it works very well. This was quite a surprise since it's cheap (about $3 for a half-gallon at WalMart) and easy to use.
I guess the trick is to use "too much". I mix about two or three oz. to a bucketful and hose it until the suds overflow a bit. I hose down the car and then I use my "mop" (it's a long handle, soft bristle item from PEP Boys, about $20 -- no swirls so no flames, please). Since I work in the shade (early Saturday), I go around and do the car twice. Then, I do the wheels. I rinse with the hose and sheet off most of the water.
Wash and dry takes 30-45 minutes. The shine is hard to believe. The car looks freshly detailed (the "base detail" is 2 months old -- Meg's clay, 3M SMR via PC, Klasse A-I-O, SG, and a topper of Griot's carnauba for the Explorer and the P-car got Souveran on top of that). The color looks deeper, and water beads as expected.
The label says it contains carnauba, and I'm inclined to believe it. This is top quality product. Try it and be amazed.
Enjoy.
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I guess the trick is to use "too much". I mix about two or three oz. to a bucketful and hose it until the suds overflow a bit. I hose down the car and then I use my "mop" (it's a long handle, soft bristle item from PEP Boys, about $20 -- no swirls so no flames, please). Since I work in the shade (early Saturday), I go around and do the car twice. Then, I do the wheels. I rinse with the hose and sheet off most of the water.
Wash and dry takes 30-45 minutes. The shine is hard to believe. The car looks freshly detailed (the "base detail" is 2 months old -- Meg's clay, 3M SMR via PC, Klasse A-I-O, SG, and a topper of Griot's carnauba for the Explorer and the P-car got Souveran on top of that). The color looks deeper, and water beads as expected.
The label says it contains carnauba, and I'm inclined to believe it. This is top quality product. Try it and be amazed.
Enjoy.
E
