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All I can say is Wow!!!! Nice work! John Deere dealer would like to have that in their showroom!! Tires look like new and the before after pics of the interior is unreal. What did you use to restore the look of the cab floor?

Trouble is, owners like that, that let their vehicle get to the point that it was....don't appreciate all your work that went into it, nor value it. In no time the truck will be right back to the shape it was in before. Those owners simply don't think the same way we do.

plastic totes with lids that have a snap shut lid.

Do we dare ask for a pic of your collection of waxes and polishes, etc???

Pretty happy with the 3D Towel Kleen, if you follow their directions for quantity, you don't get excess suds. I have tried Tide, scent free and and dye free, that they say is important with microfibre, but found I needed to do an extra rinse at the end to get rid of excess suds.

Wow....that's an awesome price!!! How does the product perform?

McKee's 70/30 Leather Shampoo does a real nice job and leaves no residue. Top that with their UV 50 Leather Guard. I am sure others will have other great suggestions as well, lots of good quality products out there. Have heard really good things about Blackfire Leather Complete but have not...

Metro sidekick...light, easy to use. Very suitable for the person doing just their own personal vehicles.

You are lucky, cause my wife wouldn't let me store a cart like that in the kitchen!:laughing: How about also telling us where you got the cart or what type it is for those of us wanting to get one.

360 buffs out pretty effortlessly, hard to imagine anything being "easier" to buff out...with all the praise HD Speed receives in the forum, it sure has me wanting to try it out, however the common theme with Speed seems to be that the longevity of it just isn't there.

I agree with Bob...being a resident of a snow bound area and winter conditions for several months of the year, I would not be doing that in below freezing temps...you will do more damage than living with the bit of grime...I have had to learn to accept that and do the best I can in winter and...

OUCH!!!! I can but an awful lot of Collinite and OCW for that and pay myself a decent wage to apply it!!

These RV's appear daunting to do but really are not that bad. I apply the Collinite with a DA and it goes pretty quick. As davidc mentioned, this is a project that will take a couple or a few days depending on how you want to work. And with trailers you will have to split it up so as to always...

Another vote for Collinite...I applied Collinite 925 Fiberglass Boat Wax to our 5th wheel this yr and really like how nicely it went on, and how it beads any water as well as the shine it provides. Was using Meguiars product designed for fiberglass and gelcoats before that. The Collinite...

Agree with all the above...Autogeek fantastic people to deal with, and after you buy your GG orbital you will be coming to AG for all the quality supplies you want, so deal with them now. And to answer you're question....that is an awesome price for that GG DA!!!

I emailed McKee's about 3 weeks ago asking the same question. I was using Mckee's 360 as well as the Hi Def Sealant. They recommended a temperature closer to 50....I think temps in the high 30's might be pushing it.

Wife wanted that Kona Coffee for her Honda CRV, but opted not to as she was just going away from a black vehicle and decided to go away from a darker color...but dang that sure looks good when clean and shined up!

You will be much happier with the 5.5...6.5 most times will be too big and you'll feel you compromised. Get what you ordered.

Just like MStarmer...I have been using McKee's 360 with the Lake Country flat pads as well as the Lake Country thin pro...still undecided which I prefer...and I too, have been topping the McKee's 360 with their HiDef Sealant. Been pretty happy with that combination so far. I also use Optimum...

I have had great success removing wax from trim with Mother's Back to Black Heavy Duty Trim Cleaner. Beware when buying though that Mother's also has another Back to Black product that's not as good...you want the Heavy Duty Trim Cleaner. I follow that up with McKee's Trim Restorer, has worked...