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You shouldn't need to paint correctmore than once a year, so for that time go to a friend's place. Coat the car, or use a good sealant. Then onr. If thecar is really dirty go to a spray n wash first and rinse the dirt off then onr.

$5k because I don't want to do it, but don't want to tell someone I don't want to work on their car. This way if they say ok it's worth it tome, if they say no, it's still worth it to me

I use a gg6 with a 5" plate. What is the difference in the SDO and the thin pro pads. They both are evenly priced andseem evenly matched only one has a center hole for heat.

Very timely thread. I am getting ready to place an order and have Poxy and Colinite in my box though only one will get ordered. Like this post, it's going to go over Speed most of the time.

Is it crows feet? A picture would help.

I am with you on that. I am quickly becoming if I could only use one brand it would be 3D. They are also usually very economical, that makes me think you get two pads for the $10 not just one.

What is the consensus on 3D foam pads? They seem to be a few dollars more than Lake Country unless you get two of the 3D pads. Also are they considered thin or low profile like the lake country or boss pads? thanks

Just the face.

I put Carpro Perl in a gallon garden pump sprayer. Spray on the tire then use a old dingy towel to spread and even it out.

Yes I am using the family washer and dryer. There shouldn't be any leftover residue because we don't use it in any other load. Just regular free and clear, no dryer sheets or anything for any load. No I am not doing them right after. They come clean, just not as absorbent as when new.

Hey all, I have always looked at microfiber detergent as a gimmick, and have always used just regular free and cleaner detergent. I have always done just microfiber though. I am noticing that towels that have been washed a dozen times don't dry like new. I am wondering if regular detergent...

Thanks for the input. I had so many recommendations for the flexzilla, I ordered one. I decided against the hose reel and got a "reel" that I will justloop over loosely I will mount to the house. I feel that's better than coiling it inthe dirt and rocks.

I would lean towards something like a wax still deep in the fibers, or all the soap not getting rinsed out.

Doing some research, the hose itself on the different models is the same, it's the fittings that are different. Menards has a 5/8" 50' long regular garden hose for $20. Sounds like a fantastic deal.

Are you saying I'm better off coiling it on the ground? That is what I do now.

Do you know what one you have?

Hey all, I am in need of a new garden hose. I see great reviews on them, but, I see a few different models. So what one should I go with? Or Is there a better one I should be considering?

@Visitor, did you make that?

Very special.

I spray it in vents. If I can reach it with my hand I use perl.