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i think a big market for these products is people in areas where winters are pretty harsh, kind hard to wash like normal in that weather, no rinse can be used in a garage though..i havent used it but i can see where others would want it

my experience with them has been incredible, im a huge advocate of basically all of their products, great stuff and great people!

you know the edge adapters should fit all pad sizes. so you can switch from 4 inch pads to 6 inch pads or whatever in a matter of about 2 seconds, instead of having to unscrew the old plate, screw on the new one, try to center the pad... its just easer i think?

around here the market has absolutely died. prices are high but nothings selling so theyre coming down. construction workers are getting laid off pretty heavily it seems. the prices are pretty outrageous still though

you know you can get a hardtop for it? i like the way it looks. friend of mine has an alpine white e46 m3 vert with a black hardtop, unpainted carbon fiber GTR race hood, black pillars, black CSL's and a carbon lip....looks so incredible! i dont think its all that hard to remove either but im...

max id just like to again personally say thanks to you. i truly appreciate that you are willing to host such an event, and i really did enjoy it! push cart sounds like a fantastic idea to me! you run a wonderful operation there max and it does not go unnoticed, thank you a lot!

that car is gorgeous, great detail too, paint looks wonderful

i know osmeone who uses driving gloves everywhere he goes.i have no idea why. on the track, sure....but around town, i just dont get it?

the scrubber daddy shocked me as well. it can also be used to scrub bugs off of cars. IIRC its an open celled foam, and it really does work well. you can stick each finger in the hole and twist it around to clean the finger, or just scrub like normal, or use the ridges to clean out your fingernails.

kelsey. yes i am a guy lol

you know the other bucket i mentioned has wheels and a lid and all that for like 30 or 40 bucks if i remember correctly? i could be wrong, ill go check

what risk is there with a random orbital? they dont burn paint and dont leave buffer swirls, i cant think of a single area where i would feel unsecure with a porter cable. they are quite different than rotaries you know

um...are you talking about polishing just a small section? cause if you plan on doing entire vehicles by hand, well.....you just wont succeed. invest in a PC, trust me. waxing by hand is simple because there is no abrasives so you just make a thin even coat, but polishing in my mind is basically...

i prefer a stiff ride to be completely honest. ive already got H&R springs/ bilstein shocks but soon im going to be getting poly bushings everywhere i can, X brace, new sways.....i want the suspension to be as tight as possible

sealants are neither wax nor polish. they are similar to a wax but they are sythetically created where wax is found naturally, usually carnauba based. yes you would need to polish first and then apply the sealant.

as far as smells, i dunno which one is best but probably the DP mint, LOVE it

i think i would be pretty aware of my speed in the lexus is cars.... they do seem pretty rigid, but then again mine is like on rails and my favoirte cruising speed is around 90, it seems to smoothen everything out at higher speeds, and lower speeds i really feel the rocks and cracks in the road

you know those scented foams will work best too, poorboys makes me want to eat an apple Mmm

am i the only one who bought the bigger 6 gallon blue bucket? i use this thing quite a bit too

many speed limiters can be gotten past these days. like the newer model bmw M cars. thye are only limited in the final gear , so the second to last gear can usually be taken up to an indicated 170mph or so. i know from experience hehe.my car tops out 5th at 138 though, no limiter at all just no...