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I just built my house. In my garage I put in five t8 4' banks. Three were four bulb and two two bulb. One extra four bulb over a workbench area. All three garage doors as well as the t8s are daylight 6k. You want daylight bright not 3k soft yellow. I put 6k in the closets too. LEDs aren't worth...

upgraded to a generac one wash. Way better than the homelite with the honda engine. This thing has a good kick to it. Had a 6 foot by 4 foot stump my excavator left in the front yard. I used it to blast all the clay off around the roots so I could chain saw it down into smaller pieces to burn...

Warm water? Is this a requirement? I just used cold water from the hose. I did shake beforehand. 3oz seems like very little. In my use i am serious when i say i tried different mixes up to approximately 2/5ths full with soap. Maybe its the soap as you say. The want has attachments no adjustment...

I did turn the knob. Maybe not enough? I had the hole attached it isn't that. Everything is brand new as well so I doubt it is a dirty filter. Maybe it is the knob adjustment I'll try again.

I just got a gas pressure washer. The PW is a homelite 2700PSI I believe, 2.7 GPM...it was like 270 at homedepot a couple weeks back. I was excited to get some foam. After hooking up the MTM and trying it twice with about an inch of soap in the bottom the first time, second time with about...

As a hobbyist the answer is no. How can you justify hundreds of dollars for very little time difference? It would take you years to recouperate the money, and that's not counting inflation and investment return. Counting those, your money will never be recouperated.

I missed last year's event in May because I started building a house late April and the weather was a challenge last year - too much to do! Well, I'm nearing completion (4 months out I hope!). If i can get the house "done" (enough to get temp occupancy) I wouldn't mind hosting. I'm on the SW...

Btw, I wanted to say CeriGlass with the rayon pads worked incredibly well. I did his a couple months ago and the results exceeded my expectations. I felt as though the glass was so clear, its like it wasn't there.

Man sorry I missed this. Look at that table filled with stuff! Nice cars, Ferraris, etc...couldn't have asked for a better day too.

Well what time is this starting? My plans changed. My parents have to go to MI for the week and it was suggested to have a get together at my place on the SA side near Darien for the afternoon tomorrow so they aren't driving an extra two hours this weekend. So I'm wondering if I can cruise out...

I disagree with this. If it was coated with a nano-ceramic, clay and polish should be un-necessary.

Cool, LE is a big customer of mine for CNC software. Welcome aboard AGO.

Put saran wrap/plastic wrap over it first so the plastic wrap is between the alternator and the foil.

I used Ceriglass and the rayon pads with a GG6 with great results. I kept the product wet, worked with slow arm movement and medium pressure on speed 4-5. I used DW as well to keep it moist. I worked it like I work the paint polish, until it is a light haze, then I wipe it off and inspect.

you'll want the carpro rayon pads with the ceriglass as well

Ok I'll work on this, this weekend thanks all

Family member's blood. Dogbite. So...regarding actual removal of said blood, any tips?

Sorry I missed it guys. I just excavated a foundation for a house and with the rain and seepage, I was pumping mud all day...will still try for May 18th. I'm 44 and live off 83/I55 area SW burbs. My ride is a 2014 "Soul Red" Mazda CX5 GT. Nothing racy or too fancy, just want to keep it...

I searched the forum and basically got some old posts from 2010. Wanted to see if there was any updating to this info. Back then the responses were following two methods: 1) Hydrogen peroxide (which might remove the color from the fabric as well) 2) Steam, steam, steam...with Folex or...

I've been using my GG6 for applying Fleetwax. I haven't used a lot of "boutique" waxes as many here have so my impression of Fleetwax (Collinite 476 in a big tub) is from others' opinions that it is tougher to apply and remove. I simply take a MF applicator pad, rub some on the car, then use my...