About 2-3 oz in a Foam cannon and about 2-4 ounces in a bucket

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Also invest in a good tire and wheel cleaner like P&S Brakebuster. You Can get it on Amazon relatively cheap.

@@YettiAutoDetailing Thanks! I just used Dark Fury for the first time and it renewed my wheels after sitting for a year with brake dust all over them sitting outside. I hear brake buster is safer, but I don't plan on ever getting polished aluminum or anything without clear coat unless its powder coated which should be safe I think. I know to not let it dry on the wheels and to dilute properly. As for the brush set, does the soft brush have a rubberized head? That's what I like about the Mother's brush, I can accidentally bump into my wheels and not worry about dinging them, but the handle also kind of looks like wood. It also looks a bit large but for the faces and spokes of my wheels, it shouldn't be too big of a deal if I just go at an angle. I have an angled wool wheel brush for the spokes if that brush won't fit. What do you recommend for applicator pads for dressing? Tire and/or interior trim. Not a fan of spraying onto the tire because then I have to wipe the wheels off. I've used these from eBay but the product doesn't sink into the foam right away and is easy to spill until it saturates the yellow foam. I use carpro perl right now but looking to get superior products cover all when that runs out. They applicators below are cheap to buy in bulk and throw away but I'd like something better I can wash out with dish soap after if possible. I only do my two cars so wear and tear shouldn't be that bad. www.ebay.com/itm/194384592392

You pose some excellent questions. Dark Fury is fantastic so yes I would stick with it. As for the brush for the wheels. I have the same one and cleaned countless wheels with it never having any issues with damage. If the wheels are intricate then I use a dedicated wheel microfiber mitt or some dedicated microfiber rags. Lastly I use hexfoam applicators you can get them a dime a dozen on Amazon i like them better as they are way easier to grip. Hope this answers your question.

Mine too just wait though I didn't mention it but you might be blown away with the follow up next week.

I normally do but for this video I wanted to showcase to the DIYers who may not have an air compressor. Also PERL is a dressing and can be slippery if installed wrong. This isn't a dressing and is completely dry to the touch and non slippery.

Cerakote I believe if I'm not mistaken has ceramic in it. That's why I said at the end to coat over it for longer durability.

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Dark Fury for sure

@@YettiAutoDetailing Do you dilute it?

Yes up to 4:1

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Both work awesome. I use dirt buster on the dirtier vehicles and use cherry Foam for the not so dirty/coating maintenance jobs.

That can depend on many factors. The orifice size in your foam cannon, psi of the pressure washer, and GPMs as well.

@@YettiAutoDetailing I use a RYOBI 1600 psi / 1.2 GPM pressure washer with a AstroAi 1 liter foam cannon from Amazon… I put a 1.1 orifice nozzle in this foam cannon

​@@user-nj6rk5xs1m Try tightening the know on the foam cannon

Try 2oz of Cherry Foam + RW in warmer/hot water

They claim you can dilute purple x 50/50

Agreed

Yes it's called waterless wash and wax.