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The Megs wheel brightner is awesome stuff. Absolutely something everyone should have in the trailer for that certain situation. I used it the other day on a Freightliner that had so much brake dust that the wheels were just solid black. I was trying to squeeze another detail in and the day was...

Go to Detailing Success Home Page - Car Detailing school and call Diane and Renny Doyle. Renny has been using steamers for years and in fact was pretty much the first one to start using them for detailing. He has researched or used them all and the machine he uses now has actually been modified...

Streamer, hands down. Go to attention to details website at Detailing Success Home Page - Car Detailing school and check out his video about the steam cleaner he uses. Just spent a week there and I can vouch for it, seats included. As for the rest of the car----wow! Amazing what these things...

How about trying "Rust Away" from pro's choice (Pro's Choice Products. The choice of professionals.) Their technical support hotline # is (800) 368-1247. They have a really great line of carpet products and their catalog is like a "how to" booklet. Doug

Oh man, I just posted a question to you "Dark Horse" on the wrong page. Duh. I'll figure this out. Any how...what is that filter exactly? I know of the R.O. systems and the deionizers but have never seen one. Is that one of those or just a filtration system? What brand is it exactly?

So come on Dark Horse......whatcha got there? Is that a deionizer or R.O. or just a filter? I have heard all about these things but I don't know what they look like! What is the company name etc.?

If you can get dionized water that will lesson the amount of minerals in the water so the drops left have less of a chance to dig in. Reverse osmosis is another option. Culligan sells this type of equipment for homeowners, as do many other water treatment companies. Not sure of the cost though.