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Trim around radios in the center console is sometimes painted plastic. At least in my 07 and 08 Dodge vehicles it is. Also the trim on the doors that contain the door lock/window control switchs is often painted. My wifes Avenger had several bad drip stains in the door pull cavity from when a...

Re: What it's like behind the scenes of a TV show with Dave Bowman and Sam Memmolo of Motorhead Garage! Cool DIY show for sure. I always enjoyed watching Sam and Dave on their previous shows and by the looks of the first episode they're still tops at what they do. Looking forward to seeing...

I've had trouble removing cured polyurethane foam in the past. My car wasn't involved but my skin was. I'm sure you know already but this stuff bonds better then most glues. I let some cure on my hands once and wore it off in 5 or 6 days. If a contractor was applying this product and...

:iagree: I'm very interested in the upcoming reviews of this machine. I have a hunch this feature could be a game changer: Internal feedback circuit increases torque when downward pressure is applied I could care less about amps and watts, Torque is what gets the work done. Craig

Reading well written reviews (like cnfowlers recent series) is the major reason I try to keep up with this forum. I enjoy learning how to be a better detailer and being an informed consumer. I love knowing how these products performed for others and gaining confidence that I won't be...

Wow, Great work on the burb and I feel your pain on that roof. When I removed the swirls from the roof of my van it felt like I was trying to to polish a football field compared the smaller cars I've worked on. Nice to see the dealer put it in good hands. Craig

Great review and write-up Mike:xyxthumbs:. I thought I'd add one more thing that I find useful. If you like to sheet water after rinsing try adding a couple feet of hose after the valve. This takes away the jet spray effect you get when water is forced out of the valve. With the additional...

Welcome to AGO. :wow:That is the best looking lift/wheel/tire package I've seen in along time. Craig

I just received the white brush for my old PC yesterday. I tested it inside the house on one of those very stubborn stains that magically appear when you have kids and found no need to make the head rotate. I worked the spot over several times and it came out. I think it got the job done by...

Wow this question is coming up a lot recently. Try this thread http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/21341-insulator-wax-845-a.html Craig

Those look great. If you have the current builders grade lights in your garage (2x60w incandescent bulbs) it will be a huge improvement. Last year I replaced my incandescent light sockets with 3 dual 48" T8 fixtures. the difference was incredible. The type of difference that made me wonder...

Is this rubber type trim black or white? Pics are always a big help. If it is painted white it is likely plastic body trim and you should be able to remove the scuff with compounding/polish as long as the damage isn't through the clear. Try a spot by hand and be careful. The paint on this...

Try giving it a good long shake. It should turn more liquid but you may need to warm it to room temp if it feels cold in the bottle. Just something I read, hope it helps. Craig

Looks great Mike. I love all the 50/50 shots, amazing transformation. What are your plans for the bright-work? If you plan to polish it, could you include a short write-up on your process. Craig

Great job Discoverypro. I followed your progress through your previous posts/questions and I'm glad you stuck with it. That is one sharp looking boat and now you get to enjoy the pride that comes from doing it yourself. Thanks for sharing Craig