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dynabrade is the ####! We use tons of dynabrade products at work, and they are very durable. The cheapy chicago pnuematic and other low to middle grade tools never last very long with the kind of constant use we put them through... Dynabrade x100! let me know if you would like me to find out...

Looking great! What do you do with the parts of the bottom that sit on the carpet covered blocks? Is there an easy way to lift the machine so you can get the whole bottom?

Thank you all for the tips! Any other suggestions?

Hello everyone. The terms of winning the LC Hydro-Tech pads stated that we would write a detailed review with pictures. Before I give my review, I would like to state that I am an amateur/hobby detailer with limited experience with machine polishing. I used my 6" CCS pads to compare to the 6"...

My dad purchased a 2009 SeaDoo GTX limited iS about a month ago, and he purchased a 24" pontoon boat at the beginning of spring. While they're stored for the winter, he wants me to do a little detail work on both of them. I want to focus more on the SeaDoo because it has a lot of painted...

Are you from Rochester MI; like the OP, or Rochester NY?

This may be a stupid question, but I think it goes along with the OP and this is the place to ask it. If you look at any of the stock pictures of the PCXP (the pictures in the add), the PC has a thick white pad on it. This pad was included with the XP, and it is fastened to a backing plate...

that is a gorgeous G35! Very nicely done.

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So far the only thing that I've used DP Total Interior Cleaner for was my leather motorcycle jacket. It got a plethera of bugs off, but there where some that it couldn't remove. I think the problem was how I was aggitating the leather. I was only using a MF towel. If I give it another go later...

Very cool. I've always wondered how people did this!

for those who only use the leaf blower to blow out seams and crevasses; do you do this before or after the towel dry? If after, I'd assume you go back with the towel go spot dry the runs from the cracks...

Here a few options I found here at AG. I don't have experience with any of them though, so maybe someone here could chime in. Lake Country 4 Inch Foam Pads Low Profile- Made of high quality foam, these pads have hook & loop backing all the way to the edges. The benefit of Lake Country Beveled...

Man, I feel left out... I don't own a mustang... You guys have some really nice rides! Here are my current rides: 2005 Cadillac CTS-V. Black on black (on black, with a side of black) It has Kooks headers, Corsa cat-back, K&N CAI, Wait4Me performance tune, UUC shifter/bushings/weighted knob...

Good thread, it will be cool to see how many people struggle with the same things as me... As for the rotary polishing; I'm sure you can give tips online. But isn't that something that you would learn alot better by having someone teach you in person?

+1 on FK425 kicking ass!!! I have only used it a few times, since I got it 2 weeks ago(ish). But it's an amazing qd. It wipes off so easily/quickly without streaking. Pluss it leaves an awesome gloss

I would rather not, but since you guys need the help; I guess I could give them a go... You know, for the good of the forum.... <--- (Sarcasm)

Griots and P21S are my go-to wheel cleaners. Unless the wheels are really bad, or you want to "pamper" your wheels, Griots is the way to go... Griots=29.99 per gallon, and P21S=80ish per galon

Hopefully that's what they originaly looked like, and it's not a result of using the Megs Wheel Brightener... It almost looks like they are bare aluminum that has been media blasted....

Are you sure that the seat inserts are real suede? On my first generation CTS-V (2005) I thought for atleast a year that it was suede, but it's actually "micro-suede"; which is basicaly a fabric with a brushed/napped finish. If that's the case; you can use a mild soap and water if needed. I have...