Recent content by DantheMan

Mine cant stand it when i take time outside to wash her car, but wants me to do a full interior detail like every other day. If it wasnt treated like a rolling trash can, i might be more inclined.

Another enthusiast here! I've got several cookers. Home built a reverse flow for the patio out back from an 80g air compressor tank (~24x48"). Have a Kingfisher rotisserie pit mounted on a trailer thats a whole lot easier to move around. Another big barrel (36"x72") cooker for the whole hog...

I'd say 20+. Unless I accidentally grab the hose that has a small hole in it. Probably 50+ then. I dont shower without water either.

Not trying to take away from an amazing job, but what do you do about the mold under the dash, seats, console, carpets, ducts, etc, etc, etc?

I get paid every 4 weeks if im lucky. Not uncommon to go 6.. Not that big of a deal after the first time. You get used to it real quick.

Im really not so sure i wouldnt put money on this years team vs. last years with 5 nba first rounders, at least in march. While nowhere near as 'dominant', they play like a team, and can actually shoot! Go cats!

Roughly how much product should it take to do a car? Mid size sedan...

Theres a thread over on autopia about a homemade version in the $150-$250 range depending on how you go about doing it. I will be building one soon.

I'm scared to even try ONR.. Even though a good chunk of you guys swear by it. To be honest, i dont know if i could try something like this if they paid me $90 to take the gallon.. Something just doesnt seem right about it. Seems like more trouble than its worth even if it worked.

I do mine about once a month with p21s polishing soap. Much easier and does a good enough job for me.

Just make sure you are in a well ventilated area, and avoid exposure with it. Its nowhere near as bad as most people make it out to be. Obviously you dont want to bathe in the stuff, but if you are like me and use it once every few months, theres no need to go wild if you are careful.

Just buy the wheel brightener... Its really cheap, very economical, and super effective. Without a doubt worth the $15 or whatever it is now even if you only use it this one time. Nice to have on hand for those sticky situations.

Its not like you have to leave it on the paint 12hrs before wiping. Apply it, grab a beer, wipe it off. I'm pretty sure most sealants have similar cure times.. Not everyone advertises it though.

I'm thinking along the lines of WGDGPS for this one. Love it on whites, and its so so so easy to remove even if you are a tad heavy. UPGP (and im sure the other WOWA products) can streak if you are a little heavy in an area. But very easy to use.

I'd probably end up ordering every other week if bogo was 1/2 off of one instead. =/