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Not sure if your brave or just nuts. Be careful and lets see those after shots!:buffing:

I will go on the other side and say that offering him his money back was not crazy, too generous yes but the kind of thing you do when you don't want a client leaving with a feeling of getting a nice clean, less functional car than when he got there. I would contact him right away and just make...

Looks awful, send it to me and I can get it all straightened out in 4-6months and have it right back to you.:props: Great job and nice reflection shots.

This thread got me thinking of the Pledge commercial, I think I will try that as a ONR or maybe just a QD.

I think the first page of this thread need to be made a sticky and voted best post of the year!

I would be interested in any other than 2, we know all about how good they work so lets see how the others work. I would put down 4 for me.

Seeing the question people as is how to correct around lettering/pinstripes and not damage them, I would think correct first then letters/stripes then LSP would be the best. Then you don't have to tape them off and hand work around them to keep them from damage.

Awesome!

But seriously I've been looking at these mats and I'm wondering if replacing the very thin OEM Honda mats with these would increase or decrease the interior noise? They may not make a big difference in noise but I know they will not make it worse.

I have them in my truck and yeah worth every penny and I don't get snow or much rain here in SoCal. Never having to worry about it is worth it and they are not slick like some I have seen.

Which cleaner was it the mild or strong one?

It would really depend on what your car is and what you do with it. My 08 dodge 2500 with the diesel weighs 8300#s empty and when I tow my 5th wheel its at 19k total so anything beyond a few mm I would want new studs as its a lot cheaper than loosing a wheel and totaling my truck or dieing. But...

NO ITS ONLY GOOD FOR MOTORCYCLES Metro Vacuum SK-1 Air Force Blaster Sidekick Compact & Portable Motorcycle Dryer OH WAIT THAT WAS AMAZON'S DESCRIPTION. AS LONG AS YOU GOT IT FROM AUTOGEEK IT WILL WORK FOR YOUR CAR. DANG THEY NEED A SARCASM FONT!

1082 I had that as my number and low and behold no one guessed it yet. WOOT me. Lol The closest I ever got to winning here is being on the same forum as the winner so lets see how it goes.

My brother rented one from Hertz this weekend they are nice but I like my big truck. BTW they are 41k before tax breaks. And if you really want one you will probably pay a premium above that for a bit yet.

Yeah I have to go wipe my truck off the winds yesterday got it all messed up. I better hurry its only 60 out and getting colder too here my wife talk about it. I do have to hand it to you guys out there doing this in the cold, you got me beat hands down. Looks good and now you can ice skate in...

Ok way too funny, I see this thread as I have just come in from tossing a load of MF towels in the wash. Some of which where the ones from here that where hot wire cut so they sold them cheap. The dark blue ones. I now have a ton of light green MF towels that used to be a ton of yellow MF...

Not sure how much to trust the "comparison" listed on one of the products own pages. But maybe its just me. But it does give a nice group to look at and compare yourself.

Per your last line, this is something you want to do right if your going to do it and you putting your car on a lift often to clean it,(what car is it btw) I would go with one that has more info than an over the counter.

Worst they can say is no, but I agree with WestEnd, ask nice and I bet they would have no issues. One question tho, what do you do on the ones with the wrinkled aluminum siding? I have one and have no idea how to try and deal with it since it is nothing even close to smooth. I was wanting to...