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Andy, please pass on to your wife my thanks for the tip. I never considered using that on the stainless, but will probably clean the kitchen more often knowing I can just go grab this out of the garage!

Thanks, gentlemen. The car here overnight, so I will rinse them again, thoroughly, extract slowly, and then place them on a dryer rack in the machine, air only. Now that I think about it, I sprayed the worst spots with 303 and then didn't get back to them last night. Started the process again...

Will try to post some tonight, but it's a busy day. They're clean (now) tan Ford Explorer OEM removable carpet mats. Photo can't capture the stiffness.

Old thread, I know, but fun thread! Heck yeah I drive a manual. I was the only kid at driver's ed who didn't know how to drive an automatic. My 16 yo is currently learning on the Z, and Ipray that my clutch withstands it. However, I had a very good discussion with the tech at the...

Jen I'm not driving too fast, I'm just flying too low.

Jen I'm not driving too fast, I'm just flying too low.

Mike, help! I'm working on a well-loved, well-used Explorer, and the carpets were pretty bad. I pulled them out, shot some 303 on them, scrubbed them, steamed them, cleaned with Folex, steamed them, extracted and extracted. Finally just hit them with the garden hose and extracted even more...

Welcome, from a fellow Southern Californian. Well, you made the step to introduce yourself, and as far as know-how goes you can gain a lot of that here... these guys know what they're talking about! You may find that you really enjoy it, even find it therapeutic, and we always tend to find...

Sale was President's Day Sale... I'm waiting for the next one for this mini...

Haha... I am my own wife, and I have to not let myself find out about these things!

Good evening, Mike. Please send a copy to my forum account email address. Can't post that here. Thank you. Hope to see you in May. -Jen

Forrest@mothers, is this something you just leave in the car?

Interesting dialogue, gentlemen. Nice wheels, Shadow536! Enjoy them. Please, know how to set your tire pressure correctly, too. I was talking to a young Marine recently about his great wheels while we were at the gas station air hose. Ends up he had no idea what pressure to put in the tires and...

Hear, hear! ( literally!) Dealing with USMC hearing conservation program for long time, have to remember that this thought process should apply to everything we do. Kevin, thank you so much for an excellent posting.

Good information. Thank you. Not an issue on this vehicle, but I will certainly run into it in the future, and take proper precautions. Running short on time, so sticking with the clay today. Very satisfying tactile response.

Good afternoon. Quick question for the forum: I picked up some IronX at the last sale, and right now I'm claying an '04 Explorer that has really only been washed at the car wash for years. Thought I would go over it with the IronX as the next step, before compounding. While all of the pictures...

YES! Lighting (or lack thereof) was a big part of what got me all fired up! Working nights on the car with every and any lamp I could come up with was a PIA. An entire evening was spent reviewing loads of others' lighting experiences, and talked to Larry K. the next morning about his new...

Thanks Gentlemen. OC'ers, lol I grew up there! I'm looking forward to some Meg's training back in Irvine in April. Maybe someday I'll make it to Florida for more.

OP, Maybe I'll stop by their shop (Modern Image) this week and see what they've been working on and what they've been using. They do mostly films on exotics but I'm not sure the variety of coatings that they use. If I do, I'll let you know what I find.

OP, I've never used a coating but CQuartz UK was recommended to me by the guys who put the clear bra on the Mas. With your comment, can I ask: are you saying it fees "grabby" to you when compared to a freshly polished surface? Or compared to other coatings, or compared to a freshly waxed...