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**teodaschwartia** · 09-27-2010, 12:06 AM

Sprayway is awesme, didnt they have the orange cans?

Howmuch do they set you back.. and also.. is it a white foam coming from it?

When we still had to use films in graphic industry we used that stuff for camera lenses etc.. it's THE BEST OF THE BEST cleaning material for glass ! [thumbup]

The SprayWay here is a white foam that comes from a white can. It is only $2.99 at Home Depot (less than a large coffee from Dunkin Donuts).

I use strictly Meguiars for everything (well, with exception of Invisible Glass).

Have you tried Sprayway? I will Paypal you a refund if you do not like it better. Not only is it the best glass cleaner, the company is also environmentally sound (the can is made from recycled parts and the cleaner is non-toxic). And no, car wash liquid should not remove wax (certaily not synthetic wax). The key is not to rub. The weight of a heavy sponge (and please use microfiber only) is more than sufficient to clear superficial dirt off the car. Anything that requires rubbing should be clayed off, not rubbed off with a sponge. I meant that literally the surface contact with a sponge will remove some wax, regardless of how light of pressure you apply.[quote]Basically, for someone who lives in a house and has access to a hose, the appropriate steps for paint maintenance and cleaning are:

1. Every week/two weeks max: wet the car, wash with car wash liquid (soak in foam first), rinse with water 2X, then dry. Optional, but recommended: apply polymer water-repellant (such as Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Detailer) after the car is dry.[quote]Ever try P21S paint cleaner? That stuff is really good too. 2. Every month/6 weeks: wash the car, clay with car clay bar, wash second time, re-apply wax. I clay bar once a year, sometimes twice... I thought I was over-doing it!

09-27-2010, 12:06 AM	#3
teodaschwartia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	Sprayway is awesme, didnt they have the orange cans? Howmuch do they set you back.. and also.. is it a white foam coming from it? When we still had to use films in graphic industry we used that stuff for camera lenses etc.. it's THE BEST OF THE BEST cleaning material for glass ! [thumbup] The SprayWay here is a white foam that comes from a white can. It is only $2.99 at Home Depot (less than a large coffee from Dunkin Donuts). I use strictly Meguiars for everything (well, with exception of Invisible Glass). Have you tried Sprayway? I will Paypal you a refund if you do not like it better. Not only is it the best glass cleaner, the company is also environmentally sound (the can is made from recycled parts and the cleaner is non-toxic). And no, car wash liquid should not remove wax (certaily not synthetic wax). The key is not to rub. The weight of a heavy sponge (and please use microfiber only) is more than sufficient to clear superficial dirt off the car. Anything that requires rubbing should be clayed off, not rubbed off with a sponge. I meant that literally the surface contact with a sponge will remove some wax, regardless of how light of pressure you apply.[quote]Basically, for someone who lives in a house and has access to a hose, the appropriate steps for paint maintenance and cleaning are: 1. Every week/two weeks max: wet the car, wash with car wash liquid (soak in foam first), rinse with water 2X, then dry. Optional, but recommended: apply polymer water-repellant (such as Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Detailer) after the car is dry.[quote]Ever try P21S paint cleaner? That stuff is really good too. 2. Every month/6 weeks: wash the car, clay with car clay bar, wash second time, re-apply wax. I clay bar once a year, sometimes twice... I thought I was over-doing it!
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