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I've personally seen Clarity's work.... its good.

I swung by my local Meg's shop hoping he still had a few gallons on the shelf. Said he was out, but had put in a order last week that he was due to get next week, and he hasn't seen any cancellations on it yet. I'll be checking in again with him daily next week so that I can get a gallon.. Mind...

I've written reviews for products not carried by Autogeek, and I like trying new products. My car is due for a light polish detail here shortly, so I'll have a blank slate to try just about anything out.

They're all made by the same factory, the only difference is the color of the plastics, and the sticker they put on them.

I like reviewers who aren't on the pay roll.... More honest feedback.

Like my gladiator cabinets. I have premier line, and its handy that I can reorganize the garage as I feel like it, however, I envision at some point in time I'll be redesigning my garage from the ground up with something like NewAge or Saber cabinets.

And people say millennials are "gimme" generation....

Does Autogeek carry any of these products being discussed on this free forum they've provided us?

I think what the OP is saying is that he charges more now in line with what he should charge, but that from time to time, he takes on a charity case because it takes him back to his 'roots'.

After I rinse mine out, I take the master baster sidekick and blow dry them as best I can and then hang em up on the wall and let 'em sit. In this hot texas summer I can't imagine it taking more than a few hours to dry out.

I only buy dual pile towels except for my "throw-downs" that I get from that big warehouse membership store owned by the same people that famous blue store with an asterisk in its name. I usually only use those on wheels, jams, and tires during rinse-less washes.

If you're going to use your shop-vac at least get a dedicated hose.... Have you ever flushed out your shop-vac hose and see all the crap that gets trapped in the ribs on the hose?

A metal spoon. YouTube is your friend on this one.

now why didn't I think of that?

Just buy the gallon of D114. I use it at 1:128 for both rinseless and as a waterless. I swear that you can literally see the dirt lift off the surface when you spray it on. Whats even more impressive is when you dip your dirty towels back in the bucket when you're done, your towels come out...

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Looks like M22 connections. So you might want to try an M22 1/4" DC adapter. Lots of places to get them. You could also put the opposite end on your wand so its a quick in and out. OR Just by a new trigger that has no wand and build yourself the ultimate short wand system.

GritGuards website shows both levels of the wheels having one or two locking casters per dolly. at 20 bucks though, I don't really care LOL It'll save me from grinding down my buckets.

Ep 2 was nothing but the Megs polisher.

Nice turn!