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You need a UV protectant like the Diamondite Clear Plastic Liquid Armor to prevent the reoccurrence of the yellowing/cloudiness of the lenses.

Thanks. Seems like I spend a lot of time searching threads for pertinent information only to end up with loads of irrelevant results.

So is it safe to use any foam pad on a rotary as long as I use the correct backing plate? I noticed some pads listed on AG are "DA only". Is there really a difference? Feed back please

I have a DeWalt DWP849X and the Edge 2000 convoluted double-sided pads and the Edge wool pads. I find the large size of the pads (8") tough to use in certain areas. What other pads can I use with this rotary polisher? I'd like to try 4" to 6" foam pads. Thanks.

How well will this soap work with a foam cannon on a pressure washer? Thanks.

GG carries the "Oakley Car Washing Sandals" for $40. Maybe AG should carry some car apparel, too?

Nice job:xyxthumbs: Does the Iron-X really make that much difference in the quality of cleaning the finish?Feed back please

So that's what money looks like. :props: What's worse: Finding money like that or a loaded firearm?

Rebates suck. I've been waiting for a rebate on an unrelated item since the first of the year. If a company is going to offer a rebate, why not just discount the item at the time of purchase?

It seems to me that similar color foam pads tend to offer similar performance to a wool counterpart. How do you choose which foam or wool pad to use over the other? :buffing:

Has anyone used the Sirocco vacuum system by Cleaning System Specialists (Sirocco Reclaim Systems) to reclaim water run-off, vacuum, and extract. Sounds like a decent multi-use system that would save a lot of space in a mobile rig.

What is the detailing market like in the Dallas Texas area? I've never been there but it sounds like an interesting place to set up shop. Thanks.

I bought the K2.26 Pressure Washer from pressurewashersdirect.com last year and I really like it. One bonus with this package is it comes with a foamer attachment that works really nice. I put 2 ounces of car wash soap in the bottle and fill the rest with water to dilute the solution and...

If you got the WRX, and you live in a snowy part of the US, you could follow Ken Block's example of what he did to his WRX STI: KEN BLOCK'S TRAX STI CAR - YouTube

:iagree: That was one of my criteria for choosing a polisher. The other was I wanted to buy Made in USA so I can stimulate the economy the old fashioned way.

I stand corrected. It is for converting a cold-water extractor, not a pressure washer. Sorry.

You could spend $2000+ on a new Alkota hot-water pressure washer or spend about $400 on the Mytee 240-120 Hot Turbo in-line water heater. It'll work with any cold-water pressure washer. The biggest drawback is it's another thing to break, and the hook-up might be more work than what it is worth...

Has anyone considered the Daimer Super Max 6000? It's a propane heated high pressure (750 psi) steamer. It'll spray cold water, hot water or wet steam. The video on Daimer's website states a wet steam is preferable to dry steam when using it on exterior surfaces. The additional water content...

That tightens the ole' sphincter. Im the MAN

You'll need a compressor capable of 15-18 SCFM @ 90 psi to run either tool. I thought about this, too, and came to the conclusion that the Griot's 3" polisher is a suitable alternative.