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Haha - yeah, I'm busted. I did a mod to an old wine rack. I got tired of searching/looking/reaching into my cabinet.

Definitely a great QD which does seem to help cut down on the dust build up. However, my cars are total dust magnets and I have learned to live it via doing waterless washes.

I second Poorboys World Natural Look...oh, just so happens there is a bottle on the top row.

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Before the invent of the smart phone and weather apps, how did we fuel our passion for car detailing without looking at our weather apps every other hour...so how many weather apps do you have?

During the winter months, I use an indoor cover for my garage queen. During the spring, summer and fall, I will use the cover occasionally and pretty much every week I will do a WW. Prior to putting the cover on the car, I will do a more extensive wash and I always wash the cover prior to...

Hello and welcome! As long as everyone else is in the mood for confessing, I also have a pair of black vehicles :).

Welcome! Having grown up in MI, I sort of feel that I'm an honorary member of this AG MI crew :). Nice choice with the PC and an especially good job with your negotiation skills!

Hello Scooby921 and welcome. There are a few folks from MI that just joined and were in a similar position as you. The journey at first can be daunting and you will receive a lot of great advice from some pretty good experts on this forum. My initial advice is to keep it simple as it will...

I have some of these as well but opt to not use them on paint, but pretty much everywhere else.

I just voted as well. Being a cyclist and a detailing enthusiast, you had me at "bike".

So....last year I was walking through the store and did an impulse purchase of a pocket hose. I use this strictly for my CR spotless system and love it. Quick disconnects and its on and off. When I'm done, it shrinks down and I stuff into into the pocket holder which I have handing from the...

So Willocat - how did it look?

This is exactly the type of situation when I referenced I've seen silver cars with swirls. The first floor of the parking garage at my work is dark and when you said gas station lights at night the bells went off in my head. This pic doesn't do it justice but I can walk down the row of cars...

Yes - the blue pad could be too much. Start with the green or yellow. I can't comment on the MF pads. I've never used them. From what everyone says - the cutting power is awesome.

:iagree: It seems that the Maximum Shine Kit fits the direction you are going. You will need to make sure you pick up more pads and some MF towels to remove the polish.

Hi Sam and welcome. I like the idea that you are trying to differentiate yourself by creating an image that detailing is an art. If you haven't already seen it, check out on Youtube "Detail Brilliant Star". I think this is the image that you are looking to create. There are two videos in...

@willowcat11 - I'm presuming you did not notice swirls while looking at your car under sun light...?

From the laws scribed on the tablets of AG... "Tumble them dry on low heat or no heat. High heat will literally melt the fibers while fabric softener and bleach will eliminate the electric charge that makes microfiber so effective. Avoid those three laundry habits, and your microfiber will last...