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Another vote for WD40. I'm sure some buzzkill will come along with an MSDS and say why you shouldn't use it, but who cares. It works and also loosens tar and such that's been flung up from the road. :xyxthumbs: Edit: Just to add I treat with WD40 before washing. Then give it a nice blast from...

That works for orders over $95.

I also own a WR Blue Subaru and have worked on many different colored WRX/STI's. I love working on them 'cause they are so easy to correct. In the photos posted in the 1st post it doesn't look too terribly bad. I'd try M205 on a white pad first. Might have to make an extra pass or two, but you'd...

I still have my PE14 as well and don't plan on getting rid of it so I'm going to agree with you on this. Agree, once I tried it, it surpassed my expectations (speaking of the lhr15).

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Ahh didn't see that. I saw this and thought you're good. I'd just try. All they can say is no :)

I think you're good to go... check this out: Reasons You Can Be Denied a Firearm Transfer Going to the range is something my wife and I love doing. I also have a CCW and my weapon of choice when carrying is a Glock 26. It's also where my screen name came from. :) A 1911 is a nice piece. Better...

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Please do let us know how it works out for you and what model you have. :xyxthumbs:

Of course what you suggested will work and is preferable, BUT is it really needed? I think based on what those people who actually use it daily say, it's not. Since the OP was asking about a very small 4gal compressor and "only use it for tight spots", I think it's safe to assume he's trying to...

Kevin Brown, who is a good source of information about RUPES products, told me he uses this compressor with the LHR75: Craftsman As you can see it's only rated at 5.1 CFM @ 90 and only 25 gallons on a standard 110v outlet. So while the requirements on paper may state a high CFM requirement, I'm...

I've been wondering the same thing. I've got a lot of recommendations and I notice the one thing they all have in common is they are 5 CFM @ 90 PSI or higher.

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I have the same *opinion*. In fact I no longer have my 3401. The LHR15 is such a pleasure to use and I don't feel worn out after polishing out a car. Regarding the washer mod. I find the washer mod most beneficial when using MF pads, but when using the RUPES pads I don't find a noticeable...

This was so out of the blue. I love my LHR15, wondering if I should add the LHR75 now. If only I had a compressor with enough capacity :(

HA! I swear I read "plus free shipping". Clearly that's not what you said :) Sorry...

The pressure is what interested me. They are between 50 to 100psi depending on what model you're looking at.