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When in doubt building, definitely add more than you need, it's way easier than adding in. Other things to think about are the number of electrical connections as well as their height above ground.

Can't wait to see this!

This is why any long post I always copy it before pressing submit. I usually don't upload photos to Autogeek, not too big of a fan of the process plus its watermarked whereas photo bucket isn't.

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I found the same thing with AF Iron Out. Iron X Soap wasn't too bad either. It's nice to knock out two things with one step, but I haven't tested it compared to a dedicated step of Iron X. Not sure which would be better.

Nice. Just a maintenance wash?

Ah, yeah the membership isn't required. If we're talking about the same place, but feel free to PM me if it's confusing. Either way back to the overall topic. I'd say I'm pretty hesitant on anything CG. I have a few of their soaps but I can't say I noticed too many differences between them...

Depends on your yearly expenditures and product selection. If it's what they carry and certain products you can make up that fee in $200-300. Although I'm locked in at $25/year so I'm not giving that up.

Or you can get real classy and call it what they used to be called. A "turbo supercharger".

If you believe Chemical Guys Blacklight is a combination polish, paint cleaner, glaze, sealant. Yep this. No reason to fret over the counterweight differences for a 3" plate or 5".

Wow that is crazy.

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Every product has a few faults. A detailing package is pretty much Christmas so the annoyance is understandable.

Has anyone used a bending arm for this light? There are times where checking reflections on horizontal panels seems it would help out tremendously. I'm not a huge fan of headlamps so I think this could be a good alternative if it was stable.

I thought something with the formula had to be changed so they decided to just discontinue it? Could well be wrong though, I switched to Opti-Clean personally. A bit more expensive but I think it's more effective at higher dilutions.

I would doubt you would get the longevity out of it that DLUX offers but I never ran a head to head test. I primarily used it on tires and found the satin like sheen to be great and not overly glossy. I think I got right around 4-6 weeks out of it. No previous experience with Ultima. Here is...

Pretty sure I have close to half a bottle of hardbody I couldn't give away. It is too bad Wolf's isn't carried much though, I like their trim dressing and wheel cleaner.

There's a bit of an interesting paper by Kevin Brown I believe on the diminishing returns of multiple layers of LSP's. But so many factors come into play such as how the products bonds or lasts on the paint, do the differing layers counteract each other or build off of each other.