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Has anyone tried the UV clear paint by Krylon? Krylon: Products: UV-Resistant Clear Clear finish protects surfaces from damaging UV light rays. Permanent finish guards against fading Non-yellowing Moisture-resistant DRY TO TOUCH: 10 minutes DRY TO HANDLE: 2 hours FOR USE WITH: Wood, Metal...

Have a Grainger locally? You Can get them there. Container, Dispenser, 5g - Dispensing Containers - Supplies - Janitorial & Painting : Grainger Industrial Supply

My dream car would be one that would pay all my bills, clean itself everyday (like me), and make my breakfast, lunch and dinner :hungry:. But since I cannot find such a car, a nice Bugatti (that's faster than a speeding ticket) will do for now. :dblthumb2:

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I use tweezers to get the little things out before the wash.

If it has paint on it like the rest of the car, then I treat it like the rest of the car. I would normally apply a little more wax/sealant to the area to help keep the tar and mud from sticking.

I would like opinions on becoming a certified detailer. Is it worth the cost to take the test to get certified? I was talking to a detail distributor who is well known in some of these forums about it. What I want to know is would there really be any advantages for me to be certified over...

I have the Rigid 2 in 1 vac and blow. It's a big vacuum but it can sure suck up the dirt or blow the water right off the car real quick. I replaced the cheap black hose with the better orange one and have the claw attachment like the car wash uses. I was going to get a vac n blow for it's...

I have about six 55 gal. and one 30 gal. plastic drums I picked up from a local car wash. I'm thinking of doing the same and filtering out the water to recycle. After the water is filtered, it should be just fine to wash the car with. Most of the car wash throw away the drums. I'm not in no...

Edge Custom 6 Inch Orange/Green Foam Pad

Just what I need, something to wipe all over my car that looks and smells like wet strawberries. The last thing I need is for people to be licking my car. I wish they made one that smells like crap so people will stay away from it. :)

I left my DeWalt Reciprocating saw when it rained, I took it inside and blew out all the water with the air compressor real good. It still works like new.

With all the troubles the UDM have, I would go with the G110 since I hardly ever hear problems with it.

So this is like the Metabo PE12-175?

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