Non regretful detailing product purchase

mckee's 37 trim restorer. even though the car is garaged (still out in the summer heat/elements a few times a week), it has lasted 3 months with no signs of degradation. gonna apply another coat when it cools down (just because), it's hard to even wash the car with the heat the way it is in southern california...

McKee's 37 Plastic Trim Restorer
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The speed master detail creeper is the best detailing product I have bought for detailing. If your having back trouble get one.

Has nice size wheels to not catch on crevices and rolls smoothly

I love my boss 15. Smooth... doesn’t stall with decent technique..... been a dream to use and way better (faster, smoother, quieter) than 8mm machines.




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Duragloss #253 tire dressing.
The TW HS line.

All the mentioned products have kept my truck looking outstanding.
 
No. Sorry. Been using #253 for years now. Looked sometime for the perfect tire dressing. Love the look, and most important to me is NO SLING.
 
A long throw machine, much better than a PC. Pick one based on your budget and features you want.
 
I received this last week and have already used it. It works great! Minimum vibration, visible speed change dial, trigger lock and comes with 3” and 2” backing plate. In addition, it seems to have plenty of power.
 
Ethos Defy..... very versatile product...liked it enough to buy a gallon
 
excellent tire brush (good ergonomics and feels good in the hand) and better than the tuf shine brush. longer, softer, and more pliable bristles do a great job agitating/cleaning the tire. rubber all around to help protect from accidental damage. not throwing the tuf shine brush away, still does a good job as well...
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Metro Vac Vac n Blow. Expensive but the biggest time saver I’ve ever bought. Pulls up pet hair without agitating. The bags are expensive, $3 each.


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VISITOR said:
excellent tire brush (good ergonomics and feels good in the hand) and better than the tuf shine brush. longer, softer, and more pliable bristles do a great job agitating/cleaning the tire. rubber all around to help protect from accidental damage. not throwing the tuf shine brush away, still does a good job as well...
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100% agreed! One of the best brushes I have used.

The Tuff Shine brush would seeminly do a better job because of it's stiffer bristles, but the in actual fact, the softer bristle on the DF brush actually does a better job.








I love the brush so much I bought a second one for cleaning rubber floor mats. Simply excellent for the role!

 
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