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Traded with steeda, couldn't have went smoother. Great guy.

Come on guys!!!!! With products this good it's easy to do a nice review. Or simply post a picture. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/52594-mother-s-multiple-product-reviews.html

Mothers Aluminum Wheel Cleaner http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/50810-mothers-aluminum-wheel-cleaner-review.html

I would like to make another comment in this thread. Awhile back I wrote that Mothers Back to Black was my most regretted product. From that post I was contacted by Forrest at Mothers and asked if I would like to try it again and follow specific instructions, as it turns out they were really no...

I know this doesn't help you much now but the product is still in the testing stages. Hopefully it will be out soon.

Mothers has you covered there also. Mothers California Gold Water Spot Remover for Glass, hard water spot remover, glass water spot remover, water spot remover for cars, glass polish

nissen1337 in the link referenced I used the compound and finishing polish. The restoration kit contains both of those.

I will be putting one up soon along with the rest of the new products for 2013. The products contained in the paint restoration kit are the same as the ones used in this review just smaller bottles.

I would love to do a review. Amy machine would be fine.

Aquawax, 901 and 501

Hmmmm sounds familiar. Thank you.

Thank You Chet, been wanting to try some different house brands.

:iagree: Then you get confused on what to use.

Or the feeling of "I wish I would have done that while I did this".

Have Menz 4000, 4500, PB Bold & Bright, DG 901, DG 931, ONR and who knows what else PM me with requests for type of products whether it be dressings, RW or polishes and I'll see what I have to send out a few.

:iagree: First thing to remember is stay off the car lot or you will bring home a new one.

Had to post a quote made by Kevin Brown concerning bonding to trim. This was discussing road paint but the principals are the same as far as coating bonding to trim. Hmmm seems he has the same thoughts as I do and he is much smarter. "If the paint is stuck to non-painted plastic (textured or...

Well guys it was fun but I :surrender:

No not at all Drew most fun I've had in awhile on here. Spirited conversation is alway fun and can be educational. See Sec I knew you would be back!!! :D

Good ones Sec. :props: No, but the base product will always still be there. So in your example the only way milk would not still be there is if it were a soy based cheese.:hungry: Such as trim the base product is petroleum and will always have oils of some degree.