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Yep same happen to me lucky It was a free sample. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong lol.

lol I like it.

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NICE! I think scangrip will be on my next order.

Can't wrong with either product Mantilgh mentioned above. I am a huge fan of Ultima Interior Shampoo Gel for cleaning leather and interior surfaces.

3M Stripe Off Wheel 07498, pinstripe tape removal"]3M Stripe Off Wheel[/URL] ,plastic razor blades and a adhesive remover. You will most likely will have to polish the area after the adhesive has been removed completely.

Dang what a mess. Awesome job the car looks great!

Looks awesome. I really like the look of the Kenotek Vinyl and Leather conditioner on the tires. I may have to try that.

Very nice can't wait to see this one when your done!

Interior surfaces are included except for seats. Leather seats are cleaned and then dressed for an additional charge.

Missed the last part trying to read all that with no glasses. Maybe to much product hard to tell without pictures. So did the re washing the truck remove the grease spots? :postpics:

Nice bike for sure. Love the Thunder header pipe. As mentioned above the smaller pads work great. Yes be careful with the chemicals you use on the bare metal and any powder coated surfaces you could stain them. S100 cycle wash really does a nice job for all surfaces.

Looks good great job!

Wow! Job well done sir.

I'm not really sure other than properly cleaning the wheel and maybe using a metal/chrome polish to see if it helps remove the stain. We are going to need some pictures of the damage.:)

I would explain to him right away that the paint could be damaged and you may not be able to remove it! Brake fluid can remove paint. Inspect the area very well you don't want to hit it with a pressure washer and blow the paint off lol.

I really like DG951(Aquawax) super easy to use no staining and looks nice. I Also use another that is not sold here but looks fantastic! Pm me if you are interested.

Sure why not....sent you a request.

Blackfire and interior brush should get it. I just use my steamer. Shoot them with steam then wipe dry with a microfiber.

It took me forever to figure out which one to replace my old vacuum with. I almost pulled the trigger on the PF51. The next day I had to make a trip to HD so I purchased the WD4070. It does a great job and easy to transport for mobile jobs.