If you have high pressure washer such like Karcher, Bosch etc, you may just need wet out your car by shoot out the dirt and dust from your car with the washer gun first before you proceed to foam the car with shampoo. High pressure washer can help reduce swirls and fine scratches and it is better than wash with the garden type pressure spray nozzle.

oh, you want this purpose, yeah it is ok, later complaint too expensive to use, haha....

just kidding.

Go for it bro.

I have both Osren's Bubble Wash & Nano Wash at home.

Nano Wash quite smooth and sudsy.

Nano Wash is alright, cost effective too!

No probs bro.

Remember to share some water beading shots of your new ride yea.

How did you dry them? Don't dry them under the sun and try not to use dryer to be safe, because heat will melt the fibres and make them hard and unable to absorb liquid.

Hmm. Doesn't sound like you did anything to damage them. The detergent you used is normal detergent without softeners right? Do they still absorb water fine? (After you have washed and dry them)

Is that a product defect?

My microfiber towel even the very first one, 10 year plus, I'm still using it. Last time i don't know microfiber towel cannot wash above 40 DEG C and dry under hot sun, through many years of torture, it is still fine 

For my best suggestion, if you really can afford. If want to save time, the best option is go for front load washing machine. Top load washing machine is too dangerous because they spin the microfiber towels in whole drum of water. Microfiber towel in water is getting heavier, when top load washing machine keep spinning its drum then the microfiber towels keep pulling and tearing in the water. Front load washing machine is much safer, they just roll and spray water to wash your microfiber towels. I wash with the original Dynamo concentrated detergent, not the downy, not the color care, not the anti-bacteria version.

You need to buy a dryer machine too. Dryer machine not just use to dry your microfiber towel but also gives convenience for drying your daily clothes. Some dryer can set temperature, for example, like I'm using Midea MD-6288 dryer machine. I just need to set to "airing" mode. The higher temperature options are "delicates" and "normal" mode. Airing is the lowest temperature, I guess is around 40'c. Running airing mode for one time process is hard to get all the microfiber towel dry, so I have to do 2-3 time runs.

After 2-3 times run of drying process with my dryer machine. My microfiber towels will get back its softness and ready to use.

Nice beads! So I guess you are quite a gentle driver ehh normally if a light drizzle.. and when enter covered parking lot when brake sometimes the water flows to the front haha!

Fuyoh nice beads bro.
Same like me. Brake a bit all the beads on the roof will drop onto the front windscreen.

Go for it if you prefer having a 'dry coat' on our tyres.

Mine has been coated with Black2 for almost a year now. There's a hard coat on all 4 tyres but the shine is there. It's not super glossy but it's super long lasting. Rain/dirt just goes off easily with a decent spray.

I usually recoat about once a month.

there's sample pictures few pages back.

Still holding up the same as day 1 apply. Maybe i doesnt drive that car that much. I like the shine though. Its not as shiny as those applied in petrol station carwash.

Osren Tire Shine LV might be suitable for you.

Yup i like the shine too. The shine is not as shiny and glossy from carwash. 

as easy as normal tyre gel/wax. I will stick to this too for tyre shine product.

Haha that's a heckload of Magic 101 items bro.

Anyways to answer your earlier query on the Black Black application.

It's not so difficult to apply. Just use the provided applicator and gloves if needed. Try not to splash any product onto your fingers cos it's very sticky and residue is lile sticky glue/elephant glue. I've gotten use to it after many tries so I tend to ignore the gloves and just apply a line or two onto the applicator before spreading it over the tyres.