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That rig would be epic, but super expensive, I'm sure. As a mechanic, I feel obliged to warn you away from the extraction method. There's no reliable way of telling if you've gotten all of the oil out (other than comparing what you extracted with what the manufacturer recommends you put in, but...

2011 Kia Forte Koup - 4,002 miles. 1989 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 - 123,000 miles. 2006 Pontiac G6 GTP (hardtop convertible) - 53,000 miles

I don't mean to crash this thread, but felt I should speak up. Clay is all over the world, but detailing clay is not clay so to speak. To my knowledge, it is man-made from polybutene (a plastic resin) and abrasives, such as silica and ceramics, giving it a clay-like appearance and feel. All...

Did some quick googling and found a Facebook page for the group. There's an email listed there, hope it helps!

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Welcome to AGO!

They have an amazing demo picture up for the new All Wheel & Tire Cleaner. But when someone asked if it could be used in wheel wells, they said they hadn't tested it on plastics, it may leave staining or a whitening appearance, and to use at your own risk. This concerns me in a big way...

Open the door as he's putting down the last package.

This has been my exact experience. The longevity is great, but no matter how thorough I am, it always seems to "come back to life" in a couple of days.

Welcome! Also in Richmond (Henrico, really).

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Or they could simply charge a flat shipping rate for it (like woot).

Usually when companies do this (I'm thinking woot is the inspiration for this idea here), it's stuff that's about to be wasted (old stock, old formulas, etc), or isn't selling well at all; it's a way for the company to make money on something they're about to trash or aren't making money on...

If it helps, I recently detailed a Pontiac G6 Coupe and only used about 1.5 oz of Pro Polish.

Seems to be a few Virginians on here, I've seen quite a few VA license plates in Show n' Shine.