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As said above, floor mats are a breeze and a good up-sale. Spray w/ a citrus based cleaner, let dwell, then power wash clean. No scrubbing involved. Other than that and a foam cannon, I wouldn't use one on a vehicle.

As a rule of thumb, I don't buy vehicles that are no longer in production. Of the list provided, I'd go FJ for sure. It's a great vehicle with good payload and towing capacity. I noticed you mentioned hummer - you may like the interior stylings of the FJ as they favor an H2.

It's imperative to know the weight of the empty bottle first. When I want to track the usage of a product, I will transfer it to a clear bottle. Before transferring, weigh the empty bottle. Also, fluid ounces are a measure of volume and "traditional" ounces are a unit of mass. They are not...

Anybody ever work for a unionized company? Let me tell you, it sucks. I've been on the management side - it's hard to be a successful business.

I never would've thought to try this in a million years. Great tip.:dblthumb2:

Here's what I did recently: bought $50 worth of stuff from AG, which included a $16 bottle of 845 and some buffing microfibers (among other things). Then took advantage of the free sample of Wolfgang 3.0. I'm sure there are things you need to purchase anyways, so just go buy $50 worth of...

Beautiful car! I expected the paint to be trashed based on the description. This thread is going to get a ton of views - everyone loves a Shelby! If you hear what price the car auctioned for please fill us in.

6ft, 155lbs? Joe needs a cheeseburger. Excellent work! Someone's been drying that thing with sandpaper.

Welcome from Mississippi!

Ken's knowledge and recommendations are widely disputed in the photography world. Some even call him a liar. However, I used his site when I was getting started as well.

You will get great photos out of either camera. I personally shoot with Nikon. The key for you will be learning to get the most out of the camera. I've been shooting for about 5 years now. Last month I showed up to a photography class with an old Nikon D40 and had better photos than most...

This thread makes me thankful I live in the South. Polished/Waxed the truck yesterday; playing a golf tourney today. Nice pics.

The hood and the roof. Everything else is perfect.

Thanks for the response, but repainting is not an option. I'm selling it around February. Thanks, I may give this a shot. I know it's not optimal, but like I said, just trying to slow the inevitable until I sell it.

This is a green 2002 F150 with neglected paint. The hood and roof appear to have clear coat failure. Initially, the white appears to be oxidation, but on further inspection I can see cracks in the paint. Can you take a look and tell me your thoughts on either 1) fixing it or 2) slowing down...

They do a great job of wrapping/packing the products. I've thrown away more peanuts than I know what to do with.

Great review. I've used this product several times now and agree with you spot-on. The only drawback to me is price. I wish they put that scent in the cockpit trim sealant....

Ugh. I got home and thought today was Friday for a brief second. I was all excited checking for the VIP. Gonna go kick rocks now. :work:

:applause: Hilarious. I think I'll stick to owning dogs. There are some special people in this world.

See post #15 - you have a few hours left.