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$67K + the $13K optional dealer paint protection package = $80K. It's a bargain.

I do it on occasion, but only for small particles, sand etc. And the only reason I use my carpet extractor (mytee HP60) as a pre-vac is because i put dual vac motors in it and get way more CFM and lift than any shop vac. Changing out the nozzle takes all of 10 seconds.

FYI, I have ordered quite a few various McKee's 37 gallon sized chemicals and I have very high damage rate (shipping all the way across the US also) , it's has a lot to do with the the McKee's gallon bottles being inferior.....they crack easily. They really should get some better bottles for the...

Messing around w/ Essence on a Megs MF finishing disc a while back. For me, it's a very easy product to use and almost effortless wipe off.

I am almost embarrassed to say how much I have spent on various Griots PFM towels, they are my favorite and I cannot go back anything less now.

Hyper dressing, I buy it 5 gallons at a time, love it.

The HF and GG will both get the job done, but the GG is a MUCH better user experience. I have both and like many, use the HF w/ small backing plates for tight areas only now.

Got one, very much prefer my PFM's, worth every penny.

I sure hope that wasn't sold by a 3rd party seller. Been there done that, lesson learned.

Same here. With all these sales, I am stocked up solid.

Maybe this? Wolfstein’s Zap Cloth I have a version of these that I buy in bulk an they work great.

I have the Velocity-Vac and it is by no means a replacement for a carpet extractor, in fact I have yet to find a replacement for good ol' fashioned hot water carpet extraction.

No kidding, what a horrible week we have coming here.

That is a lot of work. Gotta ask, approx. how long did it take to do all 4?

I do a ton of CQuartz myself and have actually never purchased the smaller suede applicators, I just get the large suede towels and cut them to fit the CarPro applicators. Way more cost effective.

That is straight up broken. Spindle or bearing is worn or broken. Do not use that polisher in that condition.

Mike, There is nothing light duty about the HP60 Sypder (mine is an older model) and it's a great machine. But I do a ton of interiors and having a larger recovery tank would be awesome (personal preference). FWIW, my HP60 Sypder has very few original parts, upgraded the heater to 2000 watts...

I also have a Mytee HP60 (have had it for 11 years now) and am now looking for something with larger capacity. It is a great extractor with decent heat and lift. I could never use anything that was smaller than the HP60.

Now that is impressive. :props: The Rupes miracle machine.

Yeah, and I get a lot of "it's not that bad" calls. I cringe every time I hear that phase because from my experience, it usually is that bad. Mostly for interiors obviously. Guy called me a couple of weeks ago and told me over the phone that his car interior was pretty dirty, but he was joking...