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I have a SRT Grand Cherokee, and I live near Rochester (fingerlakes area). It handles our winters quite well, but unless you're comparing it to a funny car; saying it gets "ok gas mileage" is a big stretch. I don't mind it, and I knew how it was before I bought it. If you want even decent fuel...

It looks like the Tornador Air Foamer kicks out the shaving cream like foam, but I'll stick with my Foamaster.

Nice review! I also am a big fan of the Foamaster gun. Does anyone know where we could purchase extra bottles? I've seen some people have them in there detail write-ups. The fill an extra bottle or two, for when the first one runs out...

Griots clay is nice for a general purpose clay. The Pinnacle poly clay is a realy easy to use clay for lighter duty claying.

I still don't quite understand how it's made, but fried ice-cream is good. (As long as they don't use the same fryer that they made chicken wings in)

Some of the higher end products are completely worth the extra money (P21S Wheel Gel comes to mind), and some have such a small difference that most people wouldn't be able to notice the difference. If you would narrow it down to specific products, than it might be a little easier question to...

I was thinking about trying that. It just seems like its kind of a hassle to have to soak a towel before you can use it. But atleast the towels aren't going to waste if that works...

If you know anyone with an engine lathe, it would be easy to turn it down to size. Theres easier ways, but this way it would be completely concentric.

Thanks for clearing that up. I've been using "warm", but next time I will try "hot"

Is the idea behind boiling towels to "melt" the dried on product, so it will come out of the towel? I see some people recommend using cool water to wash MF, but others say to boil them... Can anyone shed some light on this? Or does it not even really matter?

I think the guzzler and guzzler HD are both awesome drying towels. The blue WW towels have yet to impress me. Maybe after a couple washes they might absorb a little better. I don't know about boiling the towels, but I know that the microfiber cleaners sold here work very well in the washing...

Not to be a negative nancy, but that's not all that impressive... Unless that is actually a before/before shot.Im the MANIm the MANIm the MAN

Also a valuable tool if you let your dogs outside at night, and they are hiding on you.... That sucker lights up my backyard like it's noon.

You guys did a wonderful job on both cars, the GT was definately glowing. It was a bit painfull to see the interior in the shape that it was in.

So if your car is dusty, do you do a full out wash and dry? Or do you just leave it untill it's time to wash it?

There are so many awesome QDs from Autogeek... So far I have tried FK425, DP Final Gloss, XMT Final Finish, OID, Poorboys SG & SW, Wolfgang Detail Spritz, and I've been using Griots Speed Shine. Not one disapointing purchase out of all of them. None have harmed my finish (although that would be...

Does that mean that it's harder? Or does it have a more aggressive agrigate?

Does she write words in her web, in order to save you from going to slaughter? Sorry, but when I see a chance to make a Charlottes Web refference.... I take it!

Thats a tough question. I've purchased ALOT from AG in the last few months. So I have several brands of each product (qd, shampoo, wash media, wheel cleaner), but for the sake of conversation I would say Cobra WW (including the WW window towel)

If Yankee Candle made a "car jar" in Griots speed shine, Griots spray wax, Fusion, or XMT gel shampoo I would buy them all. Body wash...? I don't know about that. Besides, could you imagine trying to rinse off a shampoo that was carnuba based?