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Hell yeah! Ooops did I say hell. Just One Man's Opinion

Purple Power Industrial Strength Cleaner/Degreaser. You should be able to get it locally in gallons real cheap.

That's a great setup. I also have this setup and used it when we had those warm days. It produced shaving cream lather and hung on for a long time. I used 3oz of Honeydew and max setting for the test, but drop down to 2oz from here on out. Let us know how the SCG Max Suds II works with the...

When using the spray method would you have to mask off areas of the car to avoid over spray onto those areas? Thanks

That was very nice of them. I wonder how many other companies would do that. Which insurance company was it? What was the deductible?

Mine was a total loss and I repurchased and rebuilt it. It never showed on Carfax - all that shows is one owner - me. I still have the report as a souvenir. I don't plan to sell the Cobra, but this opened my eyes to holes in the system. The same insurance company insured it without a hitch...

In This Autogeek video In this AG video one of the guest showed his method for removing a dent in the 1/4 panel with some instrument using a tapping method. It's in the beginning of the video. That may be helpful and provide some insight. The gentleman gave his contact information, too.

Thanks for the tip on this shop vac fellas. I was looking to upgrade my 8 gallon 2 hp shop vacuum (about 15 yrs. old). I went out and purchased the WD4070 and the car kit today. Rolop, you are correct this shop vac SUCKS BIG TIME. Because of issues with the previous vacuum spitting out dust...

What bad experience did you have? Thanks

Yep, no need in spending tons on those small bottles miracle wander cleaners.

The MF towels sold by AG are made by way of China? Do you have any of them? It's kind of hard to not have something China made these days. Fortunately, I got my polishing units from Adams before it was taken over by a Chinese company.

I use Chemical Guys Leather kit. Mine leather isn't shiny though, but this cleans it and makes it smell good (good as in like new).

Check out Machine Polisher Kits. They have polishing kits that include the things a beginner needs from washing, claying, removing swirles and polishing paint (i.e. pad and compound maching system to take the guess work out of things). They also have many videos on each step of the process...

I'm new here. Is there an acronyms page or link around here? I see lots of acronyms thrown around and I don't know what they all mean. Thanks

Thanks. And the squeaky wheel always gets oiled. Glad it worked out for you. Al

I have some sprayers that look like this one (not sure of the name), but they do spray a pretty fine mist and easy on the hand. I bought a 6 pack years ago with bottles that came with a couple foamers, too. I do like them a lot.

Yep, like that one. I just looked at my Lowes pump sprayer and it almost reaches the bottom - not far from it. You should be able to change the tube if needed.

I agree with this and I am waiting for the good weather, so I can clay, polish and wax for the season.

After watching a video showing the application of the Hydro02, I would definitely buy one of those garden pump sprayers from Lowes - faster coverage and keep from cramping my hands. But, I won't be doing this, so I guess it's a moot point. Just One Man's Opinion.

What's the name of that company? Thanks