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We have a dehumidifier type deal in our shop. We run cold well water through a heat exchanger with a fan on it. Pulls the humidity out and cools the shop slightly. On humid days it will pull 10 gallons or so out of the air. I just collect that water and use it. Same as distilled just free.

So Gord is on paint duty, now we need to recruit this guy for interiors http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0vXdJzSEOo&feature=youtube_gdata_player And this guy for wheels,tires and trim. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9xzAXSMFhE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

My fiance does. Anybody remember the pink chrome one at SEMA?

Guessing this may have been posted. I found this guys product awhile back. I always enjoy his attitude and such but his processes and technique have always made me cringe. Id like to see HQ images of his finished results someday...

I just wished their scents lasted more than a day. They all smell spot on.

May not work as well for your application but Sure Shot cans are great. They hold up to 200psi. They are metal. I use them for brakleen mostly, but they work good with other products as well. Just fill them 2/3 full then equalize with shop air pressure and your good to go. They are $35.

Not really detailing related but I got a GoPro Hero3 last night and a few accessories for it. I dont do a ton of action sports, I plan to use it for the farm to make some neat videos with it mounted to equipment. Starting to become a trend and the videos turn out really neat. A few people are...

I use FG400 with wool on a rotary all the time. Works great.

I use the blue/grey ones in this picture. 700gsm.

I use the 600s(grey/red) from MFT for final wipe and QDs etc. I use the 700s for waterless washes. The green 600s are back in stock so I ordered a bunch of those to use for rinseless washes using gary dean method.

Perfect your technique and pad/machine choices with what you have first, it will be easier to then compare products later and find what really suits your personal preference for each job the best. FG400 is a favorite of mine, I use it on a rotary though. Cuts fast and finishes beautifully. I do...

Oh I would definatley suggest against using it on an auto wheel. But at the same time don't know what their wheel coatings are like and maybe diluted properly it would work, as you mention though it would not.

On the semi tanks/wheels/etc I use aluminum brightener to clean, but it is a strong acid and probably not clear coat safe. I bet it would take that stuff right off though.

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It doesn't bother me much, just has a rotten egg/sulfur smell to it, when you look for the cherry part it masks the scent even more. But I do live and work on a dairy farm, so I get used to much worse smells daily.

Youll love it. I only use my 849x for metal/aluminum and use a Flex PE14 for paint, but I can say the DeWalt is a very well built machine. The Flex is just a little nicer to use but not necessarily $200 nicer. The DeWalt has more power and speed than the flex and the lint gaurds are nice. X2 on...

Would you believe the bottle lists Iron X as having a Cherry smell? After reading that, I can kind of pick out the cherry.

Im sure it makes a lot of veterans proud to see one of their planes in good condition versus just being neglected and forgotten about like it seems you would rather have. Museums are run by donations amd volunteers. A museums job is to preserve the past, that is what these guys did.

US Cell should have good coverage in Chicago and offers unlimited 4G LTE. They just announced that they will be offering the iPhone this year. They rejected it before due to costs. Its expensive and Apple makes you committ to purchasing a minimum amount. U.S. Cell isn't huge so its a hard cost...