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So it's only $25 per month plus $100 when it needs recharged? I think I'll have to look into this...

Mothers has a plastic polish and Meguiar's has one as well, called PlastX.

I would dilute it using distilled water otherwise you might have water spots even after using it. Not 100% sure if it would happen but just a thought.

Also be careful what it comes in contact with - one of mine found some bug and tar remover and really didn't like it.

The best way may be to let some APC and degreaser dwell in the area for a bit then hit it with a pressure washer.

Most of the items on the website have suggested uses: But I'm not sure if AG's forums are the best place to ask about a line of MF towels that they don't carry. :xyxthumbs: Autogeek has a handy chart that lists the products they carry next to their recommended use: Learn About Microfiber...

Well it depends what you're using it for. If it's for personal use and it only gets used 2 or 4 times a month I'd assume it's going to last a lot longer than a year. But if you're using it 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, I think a year would be pretty decent.

Well since CG Black Light is a sealant and as far as I know doesn't have any abrasives it seems that it wasn't polished either. (After more reading it appears that CG Black Light does have some light correction capabilities.) I don't know this for sure but as far as I could guess the Jetseal...

I wouldn't throw away the pad unless the divot remains after it's dried - it's happened to a lot of my pads and they're usually fine after a good wash and dry. What did the 'steam' smell like? Does the head of the PC smell like smoke or burnt plastic?

I have the Sun Joe SPX3000 and so far I'm liking it. The only thing I'd recommend is getting a metal female coupler where the garden hose attaches rather than the plastic one that came with it. The plastic one works okay but started leaking after a few uses. The hose that came with it works...

Haha... "it's just grass" Except for all the rocks, sticks, acorns, and everything else you'd find in a lawn that was shot out of that mower like a cannon at every car along the grass! I have a similar problem with my neighbor that likes to burn leaves when it's windy and all of the ashes...

I'm willing to guess the bug and tar remover either reacted with the goo gone or possibly with the tape that was on the truck. I know for a fact that bug and tar remover will mess up some of the new clay alternatives and cause them to leave marks wherever they touch the paint - so maybe this...

As Bob said :iagree: maybe they thought you were asking which was safest for wheels

I would be cautious trying to correct any RIDS that weren't removed during your two step paint correction - if you don't have insurance and burn through clear coat you could end up owing someone quite a bit of money. It shouldn't be too hard to explain to folks though that if the scratch isn't...

Have you uh... peed in your car before? :confused: hahaha I'd second using an extractor. I'd rent one and use that to give the carpets another quick clean and get rid of most of the water. A vacuum doesn't usually work too well at sucking up water out of carpets. Also is it muggy where you...

Awesome shots! I love the Houghton / Hancock / entire Keweenaw area.

I would definitely lean towards some sort of glaze or 'residue' on the paint that you washed. Especially if the windshield also has visible swirls now.

Based on forums posts from CG's forums and AGO forums it looks like you have to provide an invoice # for MSDS sheets. Most of the posts look like they don't have too much of a hassle getting the info - just kind of silly that it's handled that way.

Hey man, that's just my opinion :dblthumb2: Either way, looks like CG's Mr. Pink and 3D's Pink Car Soap have different ingredients. And after further investigation it looks like you can only get CG MSDS papers by going through their customer service and providing proof of purchase?