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Great post, thanks!

Beautiful engine bay SR99! And it's 12 yrs old? Wow, looks better than new! One of the nice things about a truck is more room to work in..

The Art Of Detailing ebook is a password-protected PDF file. The Kindle Fire can't open it "as is". There are ways of removing the DRM to make it a standard PDF, but the filesize is too large for the Fire to display quickly. I've reduced the size & quality of the PDF to get it to display, but...

Love Autogeek, but hate the styrofoam. It would be great if I got paper packing by default whenever I place an order. Currently I have to request paper packing and when I forget, I get that f&^k#$ Styrofoam. Thanks.

I have the "Art Of Detailing" ebook and it's great. But I wish it came in a format suitable for reading on my Kindle Fire, that's my preferred ereader.

I'm gonna try it on my shower tile. Used 303 shower guard last time, it worked pretty good.

I got Sprayway in a pressurized aerosol spray can and the product works well. But I don't recommend pressurized spray cans, there's too much overspray. Better off with something in a non-pressurized pump bottle.

High CRI bulbs are harder to find and expensive. And you may not see a difference. It's easy and cheap to get different temperature bulbs. I prefer 4-5K, looks more white to me than 6+ K which starts looking blue. 1000bulbs.com has a good selection. Also realize that outdoor color perception...

+1 to that! 1000bulbs.com is a good place to get the bulbs. They package up the tubes just fine - never got a damaged one.

Buy a "P3 Kill A Watt" (Google it) to find out how much currrent you're drawing. It's an inexpensive and useful device.

I used PERL 1:0 on tires and it looks great, thanks for your review of it. Is it glossy on interior surfaces? It's glossy on my tires.

It's a great question, I'd like to know too. I put a drop of the product on my black plastic leaf blower, rub it in and let it dry as a test. Not a good test, but better than nothing. I never want to go back to the days of trying to get Nu Finish off black trim. Maybe try a bike tire too.

I've used Ultima Interior Guard Plus, Optimum Leather Protectant, Meguiar's #40 and 303 Aerospace Protectant on my gray pebble-finish and hard black plastic interior trim. After application as per manufacturer's instructions and the products have dried, all the products looked and felt the same...

Thanks, that's what I figured. But I've seen pump spray bottles that don't expose unused product to air (e.g. odorants) and the empty volume of the sprayer doesn't have to be packaged with a reactant.

Love it! What brand/model cabinets are those?

Why not sell it in a small sprayer if it's easier to apply that way?

Knee pads!

Those wheel and tires look great on that car. Nice choice!

303 fabric guard msds: http://www.303products.com/msds/303_1008_FABRIC_GUARD_2010_v51.pdf 3M ScotchGard fabric protector msds: http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSuUn_zu8l00xMx_14x2GOv70k17zHvu9lxtD7SSSSSS-- The 303 msds lists "Proprietary Ingredients" as the active...

I'd think fabric guard would be hard upsell because it takes a while to dry. You'd have to keep the car overnight.