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You forgot to mention - what was your application amount and method for the Michelob Ultra? :xyxthumbs:

I happened on a strange little silicone-tipped "Double-End Detailing Brush" at Wal-Mart that I've not seen duplicated anywhere else. I'll try to get a picture up if I can find one online, or I'll have to wait until I'm back at the garage later this week to take a photo. One end is a worthless...

I can't say much about the Titan, but I owned a 2007 Nissan Murano for almost four years and it was a sound vehicle, VERY comfortable and drove like it was on rails (I had the SE AWD). The Bose audio spoiled me. My hearing is not the best, but by comparison, the clarity of sound is what I miss...

I'm looking for my 2011 GT also! Anybody have a scratch-free car cover that they're really happy with? I have also seen the prices, but reluctant to jump on dropping that much coin without some more research and hopefully, "happy customer" input.

One more thing - make sure you have the air capacity to run the Tornador. The stated requirements I believe are 5.0 CFM @ 90 PSI. My compressor is rated at 6.2 CFM @ 90 PSI, and it manages to give my compressor a workout. I actually bumped deliver up to about 95 PSI when I was working the...

Man, I really wish I had taken pictures (cardinal sin, I know!) But personally, I'll say it was money well-spent. What you see in the video is a little deceptive, even though they do tell you that there isn't as much water as it seems. They're not lying - there really is NOT much surface...

I bought the Tornador recently and have used it twice. The first time, I used the companion Enzyme cleaner throughout the interior of a very dirty 2005 Ford Super Duty Crew Cab. It came up beautiful! I also used it last weekend to get the door sills and floorboard of a 2011 Mustang using 303...

WD-40 or orange oil with plastic blades and paper towels to break-up and remove the adhesive, then IPA followed by DPS Krystal Vision to clean up the WD-40 and make your glass perfect.

Anyone here tried CarPro PERL as an engine dressing? What are your thoughts? I bought it to dress the engine on my 2011 Mustang, but tried it first in the cab of my Super Duty (at a higher dilution ratio) where it has performed admirably.

I just tried CarPro PERL Coat Plastic & Rubber Protectant at 1:5 and am impressed. Something between a satin and matte finish - just enough shine without the slightest hint of a greasy finish or feel. It's been on in the cab of my work truck for a week in the 90's heat and 80%+ humidity of...

Tip: If you want to put your hands on one of these and possibly even counter-demo one (plug it in, turn it on and feel how powerful it is), check your local Harley Davidson shop. Last time I looked, they had a "branded" version of this exact dryer - of course at the premium HD price. Many...

Not likely drain cleaner - acids won't affect plastics like that. I've seen brake fluid haze plastics but not break them down into jello like that. I'm thinking it had to be solvent based. Benzene, toluene or a petroleum-based solvent are likely candidates, though commercial naval-type paint...

I bought one of these a couple years ago for my Harley - it was essential in getting all the nooks and crannies around the motor like the cooling fins, drying the hand controls, etc. Though I sold my bike last year, I recently pulled this little powerhouse out to dry my 2011 Mustang. Since the...