[MadOzodi]

Nice job richy! Question for you since you're a first time user of the ABC wash. For both A & B, do you now feel like you should work panel by panel?

[richy]

Originally Posted by MadOzodi

Nice job richy! Question for you since you're a first time user of the ABC wash. For both A & B, do you now feel like you should work panel by panel?

No, unless the car (or truck) was so large that you couldn't complete it in the 7 minute time frame. I was hustling to get it done though. It would take longer to do panel by panel (or even section by section) but there'd be no time constraints.

[MadOzodi]

Hmmm, I must be slow as p*ss then. That or I did something wrong in the process. Step B is something I'd want to do panel by panel.

Another question: Did you feel like it took FOREVER for you to finish rinsing?

Sorry for the questions, trying to decide if I should keep my ABC kit or not.

[richy]

Originally Posted by MadOzodi

Hmmm, I must be slow as p*ss then. That or I did something wrong in the process. Step B is something I'd want to do panel by panel.

Another question: Did you feel like it took FOREVER for you to finish rinsing?

Sorry for the questions, trying to decide if I should keep my ABC kit or not.

Bud, I don't mind the questions at all..that's how we all learn is from each others' experiences!! There's no question that the B takes a bit longer b/c you're not using a large wash mitt to apply it (I used the white pad that was included). I went fairly quickly over the surface not using much pressure due to the consistency of the pad. I would squirt a quantity onto the pad and do about 1/2 a panel with it going about as quickly as you would a fast wash...remember, there should be no dirt or anything due to the 1st stage. And, yes, I found the rinsing of B to take longer than with A. Like any new process, there is a learning curve to get a familiarity with the product. My bottom line: would I use it again? Hell ya! Especially with older cars or white cars that look stained. I think it's a great product and will definitely order more in the future. (I'll buy yours if you decide against keeping it). I think this is a case where you let the chemical do its job and don't need to work it in like you would a polish or whatever. I hope my ramblings helped

[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

Nice work Richy!!! Cool to know just a skip across the river you are out there doing your thing!!!

The 501 sure does some good cleaning doesn't it!!!!

That paint was clean at the micro pore level!!!

[yukonon22]

nice job that thing got some bling to it.

[richy]

Originally Posted by Deep Gloss Auto Salon

Nice work Richy!!! Cool to know just a skip across the river you are out there doing your thing!!!

The 501 sure does some good cleaning doesn't it!!!!

That paint was clean at the micro pore level!!!

Thanks Jason. We gotta hook up one day this summer for a beer and a cigar!! And yes, I just love the 501!

Originally Posted by yukonon22

nice job that thing got some bling to it.

Yukon..thanks very much!

[MadOzodi]

Thanks for the feedback richy. I'm gonna hold on to the kit for now, until I get a chance to use it for a 2nd car. Actually, I already have one in mind but I think I'll wait for the fall.