Recent content by s brewer

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Im on westside of jax. Near cecil feild/normandy area.

What you have is a factory exhuast, what you saw was an aftermarket exhuast. Very very few companys put stainless steel exhuast on cars factory. If you want "chrome/shiny" then buy an aftermarket exhuast. If you just want clean, use a satin rustoleum paint. will help preserve and keep clean easier.

you can buy directly from stoner for the invisible glass. free shipping, takes the middle man out of the equation. Stoner Inc. manufactures specialized cleaners, lubricants, and coatings for business-to-business and consumer applications including car care, pro detailing, electronic cleaning...

invisible glass, blue surgical towels. they have no lint and clean very well

heres another video clip nathan airchime [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WceirKOQMg&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - ‪ Nathan AirChime K5HL Train Horn‬‏[/video]

also check out Train Horns & Train Horn Kits: Loudest Horns Available they have the "really loud" train horns

train - Yahoo! Video Search here is a little something to watch about train horns..they are awesome!!

Most Viair compressors are rebuildable and are very easy to rebuild. I have had some experience with them on jeeps, lowriders,etc. David is correct look for a 100% duty compressor. You d be suprised at how powerful and quick this little compressors are.

This is one of the biggest reasons I retired my business. Im a newbie here. People that bring you their cars dont care for their cars as much as you do. And they have unattainable expectations. I have been out of "professional detailing" for just over a year now and since I have moved from SW...

You say your near Jax? If you decide you need some help, let me know. I am in Jax. I am a retired detailer. I owed my own shop for about 7 yrs and with the economy taking a dump decided to retire and move to florida. I am only 35 but have a lot of experience with paint. I dont post on the forums...