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Where did you get a bucket like that? And thanks for the tips man. I'm sure I'll try this eventually :xyxthumbs:

Holy crap where is this?! I just picked one up for 20, and I thought that was a great deal! Also, what the hell is going on with that image url lol

Yeah, several

Does anyone know if there are similar buyout stores in the midwest? I'm in St. Louis, but I've never heard of such places.

I wish we had Pep-Boys here in StL haha. I keep getting jealous hearing about all the deals there!

Awesome! I usually use less than the recommended amount on all of my chemicals. My grandpa always was a salesman, and he always told me "Whatever it says on the bottle, use half." I read around and apparently their microfiber cleaner is fantastic. Same with their foam cleaner and foam...

This is awesome man! I have been thinking about buying my first set of halogen work lights, but I would much rather build this. Like you said, they are too damn hot. I have one small one right now that I use in the basement, and it puts off an unbelievable amount of heat. Plus the LEDs should...

Thanks for all the tips guys. I'm placing a big order today, and I'm going with the Chemical Guys.

Nice man, those things are expensive. Yeah lithium ion is great. It charges faster and holds a charge longer. The best thing is the way it behaves when the battery drains. With traditional batteries, your device will gradually become less powerful, rendering it useless long before the battery...

Personally, I'm weary about refurbished, but that is one hell of a deal. I'd go for it.

Lol marshalls? Are you from Texas? Thank you. I'm working on recreating this, but the Lowe's stores here have a slightly different cheapo lid. The outter ring is too small, so I got one of their better lids for a dollar more and cut that out. I also made a pretty cool clasp for the thing. I'll...

Meg's Quick Detailer is on clearance at Harbor Freight, along with a couple other products.

I have heard the 3m stuff is great, but cheap, not so much.

The softness and swirling are not my issue. I have plenty of soft towels. I need something that will easily remove the polish. Thick towels do not work for this IME.

Dude, life saver. Was about to buy 2 :bowdown:. I got some of that at O'Reilly's last night. My trim is still new, but some day... But no I was referring to the Turtle stuff (below). I just thought it was funny that their packaging says "We dare you to try it," and it's on clearance, so I...

Sorry to quote this twice, but I meant to reply to this part specifically. I have had the same experience. There seems to be a trend lately that all the towels are just getting as thick and plush as possible. That's good for the paint since it's soft, and for something like QD or no-rinse it's...

That's a great idea! I bet it works better too. As soon as I saw the pic I wanted to know what part you used because you have a much better ledge for holding the springs in place. I bet you didn't even have to bend the ends to keep it from falling in. Wow your lid looks a LOT better! How did...

I get what your saying. I'm probably going to order them either way. But if I knew they were good for what I need I would buy a lot up front and save on shipping. If you could that would be great. Thanks man.

It's on the mother's packaging in the pic I was replying to