Recent content by DFB

Absolutely, especially if you are applying an iron remover to the whole vehicle, or even high/low pH soaps.

Same. In theory, the iron remover is the pH neutral part of the equation.

DFB’s 2025 Top Picks – Two years down the track, and countless dressed tyres later, does my final paragraph in the opening post still stand? “Carpro Perl, NV Onyx and Obsessed Garage Tire Dressing are easily the favourites in my rotation. Honourable mentions go to Adam's Graphene and Koch...

Happy to have helped spend your money. ;)

Quite often, the term "decon wash" will refer to a high or low pH soap used to break down contamination and older sealants and waxes. But I tend to use "decon" to describe a more involved process approaching the task from multiple angles, using both mechanical (clay) and chemical steps. All of...

I work hard for the money...............................

I liked the facelifted version without the pop-up headlights better.

2025 Update Continued............................ Shine Supply Decked Out – This tyre dressing comes from a brand with some very nice products within their range. Wise Guy has been a staple heavy-duty tyre cleaner for many years, and I’ve loved using the coconut scented Shift maintenance soap...

2025 UPDATE It's been two years since I authored this thread. Over that time, I've tried several additional tyre dressings, so the following post will add these to the data base. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE – I probably should...

The only "woody" that we had here was the Falcon Country Squire Wagon, which Ford offered on the XL, XM and XP models. It wasn't very popular. I absolutely love the round taillights from this era, so pretty. At the time, Ford were throwing a lot of ideas at the wall for Australia...

Kingswood wagon hey. Oh man, that is another car that I grew up in. My father's best friend has had something like 3 cars in his whole life. His first car was a white Holden HX Kingswood wagon, the small Holden 6 with a 3-speed floor shift manual, brown interior. He had a set of those Cragar...

I think the EB210 is probably better for smaller pads sizes due to its more compact size. I will also say that it seems to have more headroom to run the larger 3-inch if needed.

This!

I have more on the EB212 here - https://autogeekonline.net/threads/shinemate-eb212-3-inch-polisher-overview-review.127204/

I personally use the Rupes iBrid, but its overpriced and has fallen behind a slew of newer competition. After briefly using it last year, and hearing nothing but positive feedback from a mate, I would be looking at the ShineMate EB210. Think of this as a new and improved Flex PXE-80. In that...