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Re: Please help me to welcome Brittany, our Show Car Garage Model, to AutogeekOnline! Great photos! Welcome to Autogeek Brittany :) How bout a poster guys? Proceeds could benefit Operation Comfort....

AWESOME MIKE!!! :props:

That's what we probably SHOULD have done :D ... Sunday morning came pretty early haha. We'll have to party it up together at next year's detail fest. :props:

Another terrific year for Detail Fest! It was so good to get to hang out with the customers, other vendors and the Autogeek crew. We had a blast!

ah hah, now I understand. We always recommend using a GFCI (ground fault circuit interupter) for safety when using any electric tool around water (I swear it even says so on the lid) lol. So far I have not been shocked, and never have tripped the GFCI, but definetly a valid concern. :) The...

The PRS will be available shortly...we are waiting on bottle labels right now. I can get you some without fancy labels though, I can get you some shipped out tomorrow. In all honesty I have not used the UPW with the CCS pads, however, OCDetails has used the UPW with CCS pads. I'll forward...

First things first...If you can clean your pads immediately after polishing, you will greatly increase the life of your pads, plus save yourself time as the pads clean up MUCH easier while they are still damp immediately after polishing. This is why the UPW uses the Gamma Seal lid, so it's...

Toto, There are a couple of solutions to your problem. 1. Water Control With the UPW, you control how much or how little water is used to clean the pad. As you push down on the UPW, the four jets squirt water into the buffing pad. The amount of water delivered depends on how rapidly or slowly...

Toto: Glad to hear you're happy with your new UPW. David: Have you tried the UPW?

With the UPW, dirt falls through the Grit Guard, into the bottom of the bucket. With the System 2000, it sits on the platform and gets picked up again by the buffing pad. UPW dries your pads, system 2000 doesn't UPW cleans the CENTER and the EDGES of the pads, system 2000 only cleans 60 % of...

Checkout padwasher.com like it says on the youtube video. There are 4 more videos, each with different machines. It shows the Cyclo, UDM, and the Rotary cleaning foam.

It's definitely the ingredients. I look at it like this: Rain will eventually rinse off most of the chemicals you apply to your car. If that chemical has silicone or something, it's not good for the environment, if it is biodegradable like Eco Touch, no harm on the environment.