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cant steaming finished leather remove the coating? heres a video where a guy steamed leather and sprayed it with 409 first...and the leather came out awesome but it doesnt really seem like it would be good for it..? i think the 409 had more to do with this but is this safe? - AUTO-DETAIL...

should have waxed him up haha

^ yeah logins and wish list take forever to load, also sometimes even when searching for a specific product you will get other products first and then a few pages later find the EXACT product you were searching for...also maybe add an option to adjust the amount of items per page viewed?

i am looking for a trim dressing that i can use on the rubber window trim and also on the plastic part of the frame attatched to the door...i cant really get anything to spread even on this surface, thanks

yeah but what if anything other than water gets sucked up? when i was vacuuming on the edges i heard some small rocks or debris getting pulled in off the ground

i didnt notice it right away when it started spitting...but after i did i emptied the reservoir and there was still water spitting..ill call rigid and see what they say i guess

well there is like less than an inch of clearance from the bottom of the filter to the bottom of the tank..this is a brand new vac so i dont think anything is wrong i just think that the filter is so close its sucking the water through....damn i wasn't even planning on using this for carpet when...

ok mine is a paper filter and i think thats the only one they make for this rigid model...mine actually had some water spraying from the exhaust..is that normal? its the WD4070 so its only a 4 gallon and i kept having to drain it because i didnt want the water level actually touching the filter...

my concern is my shop vac getting damaged ...ok so im using the apc+ at 10:1 ...lightly wetting the carpet first then spraying and agitating with a brush...im supposed to run it without a filter while sucking up the water right? it says its not recommended for use in hot water extractors...

a CCD wont leave anything like streaks or scratches, dont sit them on your paint and rub them around or they may..hold them above your paint and not on it

Paintwork Clay Pad Applicator has anyone tried this before? i could see it taking alot of time off of claying..however i am apprehensive about using it because i wouldnt want to mar the paint using it

sorry thats not what i meant...i didnt mean that i thought you were trying to argue i was just making it clear that I was not, just in case it was feasible to you that i was

ok i wasnt trying to argue i was just asking out of curiosity because i have a friend whos car is matte black, and i just thought that just the presence of a polish or wax on the paint would create a reflective shine or make it look like a gloss finish

ok thanks what i actually had in mind when i commented and he said dull black with no shine was a matte spray paint

yeah i was prolly going to just scrap them if there wasnt some combo with the PC i could use

this might be a stupid question but since its a spray painted car the dull appearance on top is not oxidation and its just the appearance of the paint right? so really polishing it would not restore any shine other than just the fact of the product sitting on top of the paint? so you could get...

wish i could have seen befores but looks really good man, i tried one of those kits on mine but i couldn't get it to work...it did a little bit but nowhere near where they need to be...could anyone give me any suggestions for mine? they aren't yellow really they are just pitted pretty...

^ yes or the bag will get wrapped up in the pulley/belt and id personally cover the air filter also which you would also remove prior to starting

u tried using a qd while removing? did u apply the wax too thick?

1. yes 2. yes 3. yes you can actually search meguiars #7 in google and like the 5th result is a full article by mike phillips..