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Plain (non-ultra) dawn is about a buck a bottle at wally world. At least it was when I bought a bunch to use in my ultrasonic cleaner.

I've had orders sit in the warehouse for between 1-2 weeks. Wasn't too pleased. Also had blackfire bogos removed from my legitimate order after it sat waiting for Megs D156 to show up. I guess it was too difficult to keep the blackfire in my package until it shipped. Again, wasn't too pleased...

Hmm, butter as a pad conditioner? :D Well I do use a mixture of kerosene and bacon fat as a cutting fluid for aluminum! Im the MAN

Read this review http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/46257-review-solution-finish-brings-black-back-trim-restoration-product.html. Solution Finish Black Plastic & Vinyl Restorer, trim restorer, black plastic restorer And see if it sounds like something that would fit your...

Not an issue maybe for grandma, but even that I doubt. Of course they say heat trapping is not an issue, they want to sell those plastic pieces of poo, non? Those heat traps are a good way to warp rotors.

Does it go to 11? :D

Go here and click the link for Ohio: PDR other areas

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Matt, I mostly agree :xyxthumbs: but IMO, DON'T try to repair any part of the dent yourself. Pay a good PDR guy to do what they are good at. The best of them will put just about any other metal worker to shame. Don't take it to a body shop first. Body shop as last resort. Also I'm not convinced...

I think I'll give FK1000 hi-temp wax a try on mine when my tin shows up tomorrow. Im the MAN

How bad is the actual *paint* damage? A really good PDR (paintless dent removal) guy can quite possibly get the metal itself back to perfect. They don't just correct the contour of the metal, they correct the reflection. If the paint itself just has light scratches in the clear, well "that'll...

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This message is aimed not only at you, but anybody else who uses a PC style DA polisher. After seeing the ridiculous degree of vibration these tools put out, made evident to me by your slow motion video, arguments towards buying one of these inexpensive models vs something with consideraly less...

I don't know why there would be any disrespect either, there's nothing disrespectful about asking an honest question. :dunno: Rzatch, thanks for your quick guide to polishing up stainless. It seems like after the exhaust tips are polished up, the bronze wool from Ace Hardware mentioned by soto...

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Maybe waxing a spot before taping will keep the clear on the car. Tape will pull up wax instead of paint. Also, some time ago, I read a lot of negative reviews of meguiar's car tape. Maybe just stick to 3M painter's blue, tried and true. Also, pull the tape off gently, with the loose end of the...

Looks great! You know, I've been liking ultimate wax more and more lately. I think my bottle has been jealous of the other, "fancier" products I've bought recently and so it's decided to put on its best show! j/k, but I've been seeing great results here, like you just got...and I've been very...

In a nutshell. Flex is better, PC is cheaper. Whichever one you bjy, learn to use that one and don't worry about the other.

3.25" Optimum compounding: Orbital Polisher: Spread polish at lowest OPM's. Increase speed up to 5000 OPM's to polish. Rotary Polisher: Spread polish at lowest RPM's. Increase speed up to 1200 RPM's to polish. 3.25" Optimum polishing: Orbital Polisher: Spread polish at 2500 OPM's. Increase...

*Sniff* And happy fridays do come true.