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Here's the exact one I bought from Walmart. It's nothing special at all but works great when doing paint corrections. It also doubles as a heater in colder weather lol. Oh and the flashlight app for your smartphone from Android or Iphone store works surprisingly well for spotting defects up...

The Mothers PowerBall drill products work great for polishing wheels. You may also want to check these out. Amazon.com: POLISH BUFFING KIT for Mag Wheels, MANIFOLD, ALUMINUM, Stainless Steel, CHROME: Home Improvement

My favorite AIO at the moment is Megs Cleaner Wax. Here's a thread I started recently with a bunch of great info regarding AIO's if your interested. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/47703-i-m-going-back-basics-aio.html

Halogen work lights do an awesome job at highlighting swirls. You can get them fairly cheap from Walmart or Home Depot.

Yeah Folex is a great product to use with or instead of APC. It requires little to no "rinsing" depending on the task at hand.

No what I meant was that I use either a orange OR white pad depending on the task at hand. On most newer paints that barely have any swirls or other defects I'll use the white pad since its less aggressive. For paints that have more defects I'll use the orange pad. There's probably no real...

Yeah I'm sure there are a lot of opinions of what classifies a product as an AIO but I consider it something that can remove light-moderate defects while providing some protection whether its a sealant or wax. If it does it in one step I like to think of it as an AIO. On the front of the bottle...

Yeah I use a LC Orange/White with my Flex 3401 on speed 5 or so. It can leave trim with some white marks if your not careful but I've been able to remove the white marks with my Griots Wax remover or even just QD sometimes.

I'm Going Back To Basics with an AIO About 6 years ago when I first started using a DA for basic polishing/waxing I used regular OTC Megs Cleaner Wax with great results. When I found AG about 5 years ago I decided to try different AIO products that were more expensive but claimed to have...

Wow Corey great review. I've added this product to my cart now for my next purchase thanks to you. Btw I'm not sure if you knew or not but your review on AG's website for the 1oz size is only 1 star lol.

I too have the Mytee Lite II and absolutely love it for extraction. I rarely use my steamer for carpets unless I get those spots of grime that turn rock hard and embed in the carpet. My procedure for carpet is to pre-treat with Folex but sometimes I use a mix of Folex and APC+ for really bad...

I've used all kinds of degreaser's and APC's and some of those worked pretty good but once I tried Amazing Roll Off I will never use anything else. I use it at 1:10 dilution for most jobs and tougher jobs I'll use it at 1:1 or even full strength. ARO really shines on the painted area's under the...

I've played around with a couple different ways to clean glass and the best I've found so far is Stoner's Invisible Glass with a terry cloth. I just make sure I start to use the dry side of the cloth before the glass cleaner can dry.

Well I paid for it on the 10th from their website but I havent gotten any tracking info or anything yet and I don't know where its coming from. I just did a huge Ford Expedition(light tan interior) that was really nasty and I really wish I would have had my steamer for this job. I'm just really...

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Yeah I heard about the main ingredient being the same from Avi@CarPro like WRXINXS said. I found it out here. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/35151-trouble-using-perl-2.html

I heard that Perl is nearly identical to 303 based off the main "ingredient" that they both use but Perl is just more concentrated. My question is if anyone has found a good dilution of Perl that makes it nearly identical to the look of 303 or is this impossible? Currently 303 is my go to...

Thanks man! Does your Dupray blow the VX5000 out of the water in performance or is it pretty similar? I almost bought the Hill Injection but dropping nearly $2k on the Hill Super Inox was pushing it for me lol. I just really hope my steamer would outperform the VX5000 considering the price I...

Thanks for the info I really appreciate it! What do you primarily use it for or where does it work best in your opinion?

I guess Dupray isn't too popular here lol. I still went ahead and just bought the Dupray Super Inox anyway. I cant wait to try it out. I'm really hoping this cuts my interior cleaning time down once I find a good rhythm. If anyone else here has a Dupray please lmk what you think about it. Thanks!