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I've had a few that show fully charged in the charger, but once you put a load on them they are done.

My guess is the batteries are shot, those ultra fires are functional and inexpensive, but generally junk when it comes to high power flashlights. Just search for 18500 batteries and buy new ones. They are 3.7 volt, lithium ion batteries. You might be able to find ones with higher MAH, but...

"The few lamps that work, I can take the battery out of it and make any of the others work. SO I CAN CONCLUDE IT'S A BATTERY ISSUE." I'm not following your comments.......did you take the battery out of the non-working lamp & try putting that battery in a lamp that works? That should tell you...

+1 I used one for the first time last weekend, wow! I like it better than the cobra guzzlers, but both are pretty good.

Right along with the OCD that plagues many of us, I had too many totes for different pad types, sizes, etc.. Many of those totes were underutilized, only 1/2 full due to odd pad sizes, or were just weren't big enough to accommodate all of one size/type. I decided to consolidate into one big...

Incredible how much wax he wastes on that....

Only if it gets dirty......

Any opinions on a few topics? 1. Appearance on white paint. 2. Appearance on dark paint. 3. Longevity vs the other. Thanks in advance for your sentiments!

Ha! I prefer to call it redneck ingenuity!

Ditto on the masking tape. You can also wrap it around a full soda can and use it as a redneck roller

I like the looks of Collinite 915 on white.

I just bought a gallon which will last me quite a while. I use it on almost everything at varying levels of dilution, even on tile floors!

My suggestion, Optimum Power Clean 3/1 or more diluted(or another APC that is safe on your rims), Daytona speed brush for inside the rim(has saved me so many bloody knuckles), regular wash mitt outside the rim.

105 works very well, but can be maddening in terms of working time. 101 is a step upon work time, but pretty expensive. I haven't used Menz FG400 yet, but it's on its way.

Based on my experience, I believe that sealants such as WGDGPS attracts less dust than waxes.

Congrats Dad07, the choice was so obvious AFTER I read your guess.

Blackfire black Ice or Wolfgang fusion would be my guesses........I didn't see a limit to the number of guesses! ha!

A German polisher on Air Force One........ironic.

Me 3! I don't like make assumptions, but the original poster makes no reference to whether a wash removed them.

I have found the same thing, it tears up sprayers if left in the nozzle.