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I'm not one to argue with Obi-Wan. Nice town, with a big hole nearby to dump mistakenly returned CG products. Sounds good. Vegas is a huge city plonked down in the middle of a desert. Great cantina band, though. Kansas City, MO isn't quite as horrible as the other side of the river, and...

Denver or Kansas City would work better for when they open their inevitable SoCal shop and distribution center. Besides, Vegas is evil. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.

Can't argue with that. I was looking at http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-mike-phillips-your-detailing-questions/62084-mike-phillips-vif-vehicle-inspection-form.html . If you don't already use something like that, it may help demystify the definition of "wash and wax" for your next grumbler.

Since I spray 303 on a MF application cloth, an MF buffing cloth can reach any place that the application cloth deposited it. For interior use, I rarely spray it directly onto a surface. I know the directions call for that, but I find that can be a wasteful, needlessly messy practice. Why spray...

Exactly the information I was after. I'm converting my 7424 to 3" pads and gave an extension some thought, thought of the possible end result, then thought, "I'll bet Mike wrote about this years ago." Thanks!

A midwest distribution hub would be swell. With a detailing garage. And a Mike Phillips clone. Don't be fooled. They have the technology.

That's what I figured, but I wondered if one of the Pinkies (Pinkers?) had the official word. If that had been available at a discount when I was shopping, I wouldn't have cared if it had pink triangles & unicorns on it. Sold!

I'm curious. Was there an official reason given for the SE color selection?

You guys are cutting into my Harbor Freight budget. Thanks for another sale! :caflag:

I prefer doing more than just cleaning the interior, but I keep my vehicles for a long time, and I want to keep them looking good for as long as I can. No cracked dash hoopties in the home fleet. :) If you're detailing professionally, an all-in-one cleaner/protectant would be ideal. If you find...

Clean surface, spray on an applicator, wipe on surface, buff off residue. Pretty friendly, IMO.

I'd be happy to review your MF pads on a Porter-Cable 7424 and a Flex 3401.

Good luck with the mold hunt. I was curious about the leather company and found the Connolly Leather entry on Wikipedia. Sad business story, but it looks like the family "established C B Leather Ltd and resumed the manufacture and production of high quality leather and now sells under both C B...

You've got to buff the residue dry or it doesn't look very nice. 303® Automotive Protectant Spray - Vinyl & Plastic Care Usage Directions: Use only on clean surfaces.. Out of direct sun, spray surface with 303® Automotive Protectant and WIPE COMPLETELY DRY with a clean, dry microfiber towel...

Looks like Otis has been spiking the water crock again.

This inspirational message has been provided by your local fight club. Yup.

I'd be surprised if anything scary remains on the canvas after all of that. Just make sure it's fully dry before folding it up.

I heard it's in development as part of a kit. If you buy it separately, make sure you don't get 303® Aerospace Croquet Mallet Head Protectant™ by mistake. FWIW, I prefer Pinnacle Souverän™ Carnauba Shaft Glaze.