Recent content by kaptain_zero

Here's what I don't understand. The current LED Samsung panels use exactly the same LCD panels only with LED peripheral back lighting. So...... where's the difference, other than the fact that LED's are a bit more efficient than the high freq. FL tubes and tend to last longer? Don't get me...

Autogeek pick me for a Flex Knife! Regards Christian

LeeValley carries the thin, disposable nitrile gloves and also carries heavy re-usable 15mil nitrile gloves that are significantly more expensive. The cotton liners can probably be used a few times before you have to break out a new pair but I have never handled them so I could not tell you for...

Just to add to the wrinkling issue, there are industrial weight nitrile gloves that are tougher and looser fitting than the usual "snap on the latex" types that can help by keeping some air circulating around your skin. There are also cotton liners available that can be used with either type of...

I guess I'm different.... which is OK! I've tried a few instant detailers and I have found zero fault with Meguiars Last Touch from their Detailer lineup. Currently $18.99 for a Gal here on AG, it can be diluted 50/50 with water for claying and some have reported it works equally well as a QD...

After having spent years and years of putting my hands in stuff that I shouldn't have without any repercussions it has finally backfired on me.... now, I get reactions without knowing what caused them even! Very frustrating for sure, never mind painful and or annoying. Regarding to your...

Sorry... I'm not gonna pull any punches! Im the MAN Nice to see you on AG, and I'm looking forward to reading your comments here as well as at MOL. Regards Kaptain "Well..... someone had to say Hi, didn't they?!?! " Zero

My 3 cents worth of experience with WD-40 as a mechanic, gunsmith, backyard hack detailer...... I'd use it in a heartbeat to remove tar on paint.... but not to remove bugs... Why, you ask? Because in all my time of using it in the various mechanical trades, I've come to the conclusion that it...

1. 1960s Austin (Known as the America here) 1100 2. Meguiars 3. Uhhmmmm.... 8 or 9 I think. 4. Advice, no matter who makes the product. 5. Final wipe..... aka the reveal portion.... that's when it all comes together.....<smile>. Regards Christian

Hmmm... "Expedited" is a Canadian Canada Post product, typically used by Canadian businesses. I just had a quick peak at what's going on with CPC Border Free and it looks like it's not doing well, only one company is shown as using it. I'm not really surprised either, seems to me I checked it...

Just to make sure your finger is pointed in the right direction....... It's Customs Canada that either dings you or roll stamps your package as passed through customs. When a truck arrives from the US, it goes to Customs first, where they pick through the piles and choose what they want to look...

Just to clarify. If a package arrives via Canada Post, as in it was shipped via the US postal system, there are NO brokerage fees as Customs Canada assigns any taxes due, either based on the value stated on the shipping label or by opening the package and checking the invoice. If any of the...

I'll toss my cape in the ring.... Christian aka Kaptain "What me worry, me not win..... again?!?!" Zero

I'm afraid we'll need some more information. Auto insurance in particular varies from Province to Province in Canada. Manitoba, where I live, has a single Government owned/sponsored auto insurance called Autopac. No private insurance company can offer basic auto insurance in Manitoba, but they...

Gosh... and I thought this system reminded me a whole lot of Dr. Alex Moulton's Hydrolastic Suspension system....... You know, the one that came out on the 60's Morris and Austin vehicles?!?! Just add some computer stuff, some nifty laser beams, a tweak here and there and some active components...