how does this compare to wipe new?
1430501
I haven't tried Wipe New. "Reviews" like a good product if you can keep it sheltered while it cures.
1430502
I.ve had the renu on my truck since aug2013. It has faded on the bumper. the mirrors look good. I just bought the wipe new, haven't had the chance to use it
1430503
Not familiar with wipe new,but I applied ReNu Pro just after purchasing it last summer,and the original application is still holding up after a extreme winter here in New York ,
1430504
Took two applications, but has lasted a long time with great staying power. I think the key to it is to hit the surface twice within a couple days. Brings it back to new.
489983
I don't know anything about the older version so I can't help you, sorry. New is good?
653604
I don't know anyone who has had problems with these wipes. I use them on septic and city systems, without problems. Used them for years.
676935
For anything that's not black, I would use Wipe New. Wipe New is a clear liquid. It works really well and lasts a long time.
1874226
Its supposedly does. But this product did not work at all for me. "Wipe New" works great.
944445
Don't know what the difference is between the 2. Looks like the so clean 2 is brand new. I have the first one and had it less than a year now. You would be fine with either one. It does not matter. Hope this helps.
474152
You will be far better off doing a fresh install rather than an upgrade. Definitely worth the price difference.
1303441
I think the difference is they were used (no software), new (got software). Just a guess. I plan on a new one myself.
1704034
Well I haven't really compared the two but the lite software is free with the purchase of the Novation Launchpad. The lite version fits the needs of beginners and gives you everything you need to run the pad.
2018450
I'm not familiar with "fresh start plus,'" therefore, I cannot make a comparsion. Sorry!
1372370
The upgrade versions will let you perform a clean install, only it will ask you to insert the genuine CD of an older OS during installation to verify you are actually upgrading. Microsoft certainly isn't going to take your word that you already have a copy! Save your money and buy the upgrade versions.
1526711
First Question: There is a way to do a clean install with the upgrade version on an empty formatted hard drive. At windowssecret.com there are complete instructions. Second Question: You actually need to buy the 64 bit version
474793
HI, Sorry to say I do not know. I think I've used both unknowingly and there is no difference in general, is my experience. I also use Verbatim and I am pleased with their discs as well. Hope this info helps.
1895433
Nope, I really like the charmin, freshmates. The wipes are the perfect size and does a great job.
1781461
I don't believe it is extended release... not mentioned on product... but I have found it to be "flush free"
1010241
As with most Windows versions this disk will still give the option to overwrite the partition and reformat during the installation process if you choose. Just remember that "deleting" the original Windows XP partition using a Windows install disk does not actually "wipe" or delete all the content but simply overwrites the partition. If you are hoping to delete all the content and prevent recovery you will need to wipe the drive using a different method like DBAN (wiki it). Don't forget to backup anything you want to keep to a separate media prior to any of the above as suggested with the other answers. As with most Windows versions this disk will still give the option to overwrite the partition and reformat during the installation process if you choose. Just remember that "deleting" the original Windows XP partition using a Windows install disk does not actually "wipe" or delete all the content but simply overwrites the partition. If you are hoping to delete all the content and prevent recovery you will need to wipe the drive using a different method like DBAN (wiki it). Don't forget to backup anything you want to keep to a separate media prior to any of the above as... » Read More As with most Windows versions this disk will still give the option to overwrite the partition and reformat during the installation process if you choose. Just remember that "deleting" the original Windows XP partition using a Windows install disk does not actually "wipe" or delete all the content but simply overwrites the partition. If you are hoping to delete all the content and prevent recovery you will need to wipe the drive using a different method like DBAN (wiki it). Don't forget to backup anything you want to keep to a separate media prior to any of the above as suggested with the other answers. « Show Less
633857
I think the wipes are good - - - not as good as the wipes but, I would still buy the wipes for the reason you mentioned - convienence. Let me add, I love the 303 products, none better that I am aware of.