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Simply Amazing recovery. Wow! I'm sure the Scotch-Brite pad seemed like the perfect tool at the time. Rick

Great job Lawrence. Rick

Shawn - That's an incredible transformation. I hadn't seen the matte white before. Just enough carbon fiber to add some pop. Rick

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Happy Birthday, Meghan!

Best of luck with your new Ride Mark. Rick

That works. Rick

Happy Birthday Yancy. I just turned 40 (25+ years ago). Rick

Lucky 13 on your FaceBook page.

Man, I'm glad to hear that. I thought my Bride sold off all my stuff! (j/k - Nice deal)

Hi DD - Some rubbing alcohol has additives (lanolin, etc.) so they won't dry out the skin. It may leave a residue behind. I wouldn't chance it. Isopropyl alcohol is cheap and readily available. Rick

They're probably fine. You know the old axiom: "Test in an inconspicuous spot." Rick

If you can still knead them into shape, I would imagine they're still good. If they crumble when you try to knead them, they're probably too dried out to use. If they're dried out, you might try to revitalize them with a couple of spritzes of lube, then knead the cr4p out of them. That may...

Thanks Mike. These new videos are awesome. Rick

Welcome to AutoGeek Paul. Rick

Welcome to the forums Tim. Rick

Happy belated Birthday Mike. Rick

A brand new truck or car should have very near flawless paint. I can see a few dealer installed swirls from their shoddy prep. Some orange peal is to be expected. But the things you're describing are far from acceptable. Rick

That's a Great car. Enjoy it. Rick

Another Great review Corey. Nice job. I think a rubber mallet or a light dead blow hammer might have helped here. Rick