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I spent some money on a milwaukee packout rolling box. Will use for detailing and diy jobs. However, using the treasury secretarys own words that check is supposed to equal 10 weeks pay worth of stuff you need. I dont see how that works in my area or any area for that matter. People stimulate...

I saw some older google maps pictures of the plant being built, dont know if anyone have driven in the alliance park area right past it. Its not much now but should be basically operational by end of the year

Would try Griots fast correction cream, low dust and nice finish, I liked m105 but holy blank it dusts too much and is a pain to wipe off

I have a 1940s snap on ratchet that I removed the rust off of but then its kinda dull. I was wondering if I could techincally run my da on low speed with a metal polish to try and machine clean it instead of hand work. Maybe give it a test spot first?

Awesome job here. I have heard the 350s eat or burn oil because of being pushed so hard. That and the mileage is imo shockingly low for using a flat plane crank. The 660 hp 5.8l got 17/23 and did top 200 mph so im surprised this time the mpg is much worse

Awesome job. Crazy to see how far the 350 has come since the 1960s. Imo it needs more gears on the trans though. Mileage is a bit low. I dont think the owner has them but one of the wheel upgrades has carbon fiber. It sheds alot of weight for better track times but costs a fortune per wheel

3m makes a non slip tape that you can also put on the top of these. 1 roll should be enough for one platform

I know trucks are often workhorses and I never will understand the prices today on some trucks but nice turnaround. always good to get protection on the vehicle

They have improved the edge since our 2012 and 2015. Hopefully the edge soon gets its aluminum alloy body like its others. I think they will only go down to the edge for aluminum though

Is the iron remover you used the big one? I kinda worked with meguiars on that. I asked and they took my response wisely to make one

Bought a 26 piece craftsman metric set. Got it for about half off. The box it came in is just okay. I will probably need to buy something to store them in for use on the go. Was thinking a tool roll or a husky bag from home depot, any ideas?

great work here. Im a huge Ford fan but hate the taurus and wished it could have been better. It reminds me of the 1950s chrome grilles on the outside but the inside was poorly designed. Imo if they have updated it, it would have been a great selling car

How were these to correct? A neighbor has the dodge challenger srt and theres a small possibility he would want me to work on it. I have m105 and fast correction cream and red meguiars mf pads

Nice job. does that have the north start engine in it? I heard they were a bit of trouble. Dub is good but I prefer ultimate wheel cleaner now, a bit thicker

Definitely a horrible job. However, I would not necessarily blame the product as much as the shop. For ceramic to look good it needs to be paint corrected and it was not or was done so poorly

bit expensive at 60 bucks for a 32 oz

Ive been using m105 for a while now. Ive used it on some GM hard paint, Ford paint, Audi,Jeep I think and others. It has the cut but dries out too much and dusts alot. Is there anything I could swap it with that works just as well?

I had asked meguiars if they would do a gallon of their ultimate wheel cleaner as people were using it on paint kinda like Adams did. It seemed they listened to me and came up with an 80 dollar gallon with longer work time and stronger formulation. Hopefully it does well. Looks interesting

Jeeps do not seem bad at all for LED swaps. Looks like a bunch of clips, retaining rings and torq screws which I can do.

I think its more improvements to the vehicle he is looking at right now. More cosmetic stuff would be down the line. Id do the same honestly. Rather spend the money on supplies from the geek