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It's in the October circular which I received yesterday.

For what it's worth, HF has changed their 20% coupon policy (at least at the store in my city). The 20% coupon cannot be used with any other discount or on sale items. They will give you the lower of the sale price or 20% off the regular price, whichever is beneficial to the buyer. Some of the...

:iagree:Listen to this lady ... she knows what she's talking about. I wish I'd known these things early in my detailing career/hobby. It would have saved me and my clients a lot of aggravation.

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:iagree: This is absolutely true. You will find that those seats will drive you crazy trying to keep the damn water stains from reappearing especially if they are light colored seats. Good luck!

The Autogeek Trunk Organizer ... all those pockets and compartments are great. I've been looking for that exact style bag. Thanks for the contest.

Dupont Multi-Use Lubricant Item D00110101 Water repelling, 3 dimensional lubricant that goes on wet to deeply penetrate and loosen frozen or rusted parts. Sets up with a clean, dry, long-lasting film which will not attract and absorb dirt and grime. Features patented "self-cleaning" technology...

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CarPro TRIX Tar and Iron Remover

A spotter is usually just a small extractor with only 3-5 gallon capacities. They are used to clean small stain areas and are ideal for detailing interiors. Compare the specifications for PSI, water lift, solution & watse capacity, etc. before making your decision.

Reinforcement is on the way!

This is true. 89 octane is a mixture of 87 and 91 octane and is done at the pumps. Originally they had dedicated tanks called straight meters. Although there are a few of these that still exist, most of today's pumps "blend" the 87 & 91 octanes together to make 89 octane. I remember Sunoco...

IPA = Isopropyl Alcohol

If it is rust, here's a link that may help - rust | Search Results | Jon-Don Resource Center - They have various stain removal tips and techniques for carpet and upholstery.

Multiply the amp rating of your PC times 110. That will equal your minimum wattage requirements. (Example amp rating of 7 x 110 volts = 770 watts) Most people will tell you to double the minimum wattage requirements for inverters, generators, etc. because initial startup amperage is greater than...