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How do you guy handles cleaning wheels and tires if you are doing a waterless wash?

We have a super black nissan pathfinder (same paint as JX) and it is super soft definitely don't let the dealer touch it

Have PO85RD Wolfgang DGPS DP Interior twins Dura gloss 901 Lexol cleaner & conditioner Looking for some matte finish tire dressings or whatever else

my prayers go out to your family, and tell samantha happy birthday for me. I always remember her birthday is the same as my little sister's.

I have to speak up and say that tervis cups are the best out there by far! Its almost the only cups we use around here.

Are you on the spyderco forum or bladeforums.com? There is someone over on the spyderco forum who has a rotary polisher as their avatar and I was wondering if I would ever run into them...

Killr beware knives are more addicting than detailing supplies. I carry spyderco almost exclusively and over the years have attained traded almost 50 of those little buggers. I think spyderco offers some of the best blade steels in very ergonomic patterns with great prices. I would recommend...

in my past experience lexus paint is pretty soft so be careful, but you will have a pretty easy time correcting when you get your polisher. And you will get one, trust me.

why are you advising a client to sell a vehicle, isnt that vehicle a source of income for you?

count me in, I havent gotten samples in forever

autoglym high definition from wal-mart if you can find it. But I like max wax and pinnacle SSII for AG offerings

My walmart here had two so I bought one, didnt have enough cash to buy the other but I will check another wal mart on sat. and see if they have it, if so I should buy em all up...

that truck is awesome!!! and the others aint too shabby

looks good, but how did you get rid of the corndog smell??

I would try and cut some stuff out for another 100 bucks and get a nice shop vac with a detachable blower. You can use the vac part obviously for interiors and than you can use the blower for drying. I use mine all the time and it was the best money I have spent.

I had that happen, one of the small retention balls came out and I didnt notice and the pad must have spun on the adapdter and the plastic actually melted to the adapter.

I would save up a little more cash and get a PC, or you can save up a lot more and get the more powerful flex polisher.

are you using clean towels and applicators?

Nice El Camino, I have always liked those cars. I think that one would look really mean if you dropped the nose about 2" and leave the back the height it is.

I did run 2x4's along the back of each shelf and there are two small legs on the middle of the bottom shelf to keep the roll out shelves seperate. But with the following on the top shelf you can see its not really bending at all: Circular Saw, Two Cordless drills with 4 batts, Sawzall, Dremel...