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Other than the spot bot thing from Bissel, no. But that is a small home use type thing, but believe it or not, it works.

I'll have to check it out. I have a DA from them since I rarely use it. But it works like a dream. I'm interested to see the steam cleaner in action

Does blue coral dry on its own? Or does it need to be vacuumed out? Thanks for the suggestion

HF=harbor freight?

Thanks. I've actually seen that name a lot on this forum. People seem to like it. I'll give it a shot

Hey everyone, I've got a detail coming up for a friend of a friend. I'm not a professional by any means, but I do good work when it comes to the basics. This detail is a minivan and there seems to be a lot of staining in the carpets only. (Leather seats thank god). It looks like coffee and...

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Makes sense. That being said, there must be a FINE line between staying on the ground and taking off like an airplane! Lol

1000mph? Isn't the top speed of an F-15 like 1600mph? I can't even imagine the downforce that is generated by this machine. I also think it's funny the call this a "car"

Very cool.

10:1 literally means 10 parts of one product per 1 part of another. So 10 parts water per 1 ounce of product. So mix 1 oz of product with 10 oz of water. For a total of 11 ounces. Not 10

IronX is a phenomenal product. Here are some pics from my own experience. Hopefully you will see the difference. I tried literally everything I could get my hands on to remove the soot and exhaust. Including metal polish. After following the directions of IronX, these are the results. Easy...

small misting that morning.

I'm in love with this product. It's been about 2 months and I'm still getting some awesome beading. Even with a slight mist, I get great results like this The best part is, I didn't even top it with anything and in terms of a sealant or carnauba wax. I've also washed the car twice a week and...

Yea I'm satisfied with for being an OTC. It's supposed to rain all week here, so I'll report back with durability

Stoners Invisible Glass. But be sure to apply to a towel, not the windows. This will also help keep it streak free, I've found.

I finally had a chance to use this stuff. I've had it for a while, but haven't been able to put it to the test. It's a little runnier than I would like, however I let it soak into the terry cloth and it becomes much easier to work with. I made my first swipe on the plastic I was addressing...

I appreciate the detailed response. I started this evening. I used white to start, but since I did the work at my in-law's garage, I didn't have my orange pads with me. I'll test it and report back. However, the paint is markedly different after using 360 and a white pad. More to come tomorrow.

I took your advice. I actually went Meg's Black Wax, Meg's UPW, Meg's UQW to top. Check out this mirror finish. It's a black car.

I'm gonna be real honest. I'm not familiar with the Meg's system. But if I had to guess, I would assume using the same type of pad in terms of polishing ability would be key. I also think there are some pads you can buy that are designed for use by hand. Hopefully someone else can chime in...