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Love this stuff for the ol' suv with the pinnacle safe scrub bug and tar pad. Today I found another use for this dynamic duo. Local kids hit the house with eggs and i finally got a chance, 2 weeks later, to clean it up using this combo. Worked like a charm, let it dwell for a few minutes then...

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I got the Griots DA kit for x-mas "LOVE IT"... got me some of them glass pads with the glass polish and what a difference getting all the bug residue off. Can't wait to try Griots other products.

Griots makes a glass polish that I've tried on VERY stubborn water spots and it was fantastic. Used it with their 6 inch glass polishing pad. :dblthumb2:

I would agree with HeavyMetal.... I'm an accountant (not a cpa) and used to use peachtree. If you dont have an accounting background and dont know the lingo you will be lost. Quickbooks is much more user friendly. Easy to do bank reconciliations, keep track of accounts receivable and write...

Welcome to AutoGeek... you have found the mother ship. Kearny NJ checkin in. Where are you in NJ?

I found Stoners Invisible Glass Cleaner with Rain Repellent for $3.47 a bottle at the local Walmart. They only had 6 left, I cleaned them out.

How about them Golden Gophers of Minnesota??

Thanks for the info.... keep hearing about everyone going with the smaller pads.... figured i would give the 6.5 ones a try first to get used to and then give the smaller ones a try.

This may be a stupid question but I just purchased the GG DA polisher and was wondering which of the smaller BP's would fit it? Are the BP's universal to all DA polishers? I haven't used it yet still toooo cold here in the north east.

Can't remember if I have won anything.... EVER!!! 1.)Sonos Leather Conditioner 2.)Vision Glass & Plastic Cleaner 3.)Rim Bright Wheel Cleaner

I think I saw Home Depot having that service. Could be worth a drive over to see.

Never used Megs but I have used DP. The DP is great gets out all kinds of weird stains. Even used it on my carpet and it got out most of the spot. Only thing with DP is the smell. It can be a little overwhelming at times so make sure you leave the windows or doors open when you use...

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I love my Rigid

would that work on windows too? tough water spots on my windows.

Its definatley a hard plastic. Like I said it doesn't look bad but I dont want to take any chances of it fading and looking like you know what. So my best bet to protect it would be what in your opinion.

A sealant... like WG3.0 or DP poly? They wont stain it? I dont think its metal.

I have a roof rack and was wondering what i can put on it to protect it from the elements? Should i be using Black Again or Black WOW? It doesn't look bad now but i want to put something on it to protect it.... any ideas?

Happy B-Day and many many more!