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Since this is a current thread I figure I'll ask it here. I tried it for the first time a few weeks ago and really like the results. What would you recommend to use to remove the SealAct when the towel that comes with the kit is saturated?

Same here. I had to epoxy both of the metal rings that threads into the socket, but the biggest problem is keeping the lights from sagging. It just can't handle the weight. I have rubber washers and still have to tighten the heck out of it. I would gladly pay more for something a little more...

I agree, I think they look really sharp on the Fiat.They probably would look good on a Mini.

Three coats is a lot. I just do one good coat and buff with a towel. Gives the tires a nice natural look.

I've placed 12 orders, most of them during sales and have only had one minor issue that was quickly resolved. Most orders have shipped within a day or two and I usually see them in 7-9 days. Nothing but good things to about AGs customer service.

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2013 Focus ST Cobb Access Port with custom tune Cobb Intercooler Cobb Cold Air Intake OCD Speed Downpipe Boomba Rear Motor Mount Breedt Short shft Arm Soon Mountune Clubsport shocks and struts

My neighbor came over and asked if I could look at his girlfriends car. She has a new Chrysler 200 and had a plastic shopping cart rub across the drivers door, pretty minor. I did a search on paint transfer and this was one of the threads that came up. I would never have thought to use a paint...

There has been an ongoing debate here as to whether layering adds any additional protection the thought being the process of applying a second layer will potentially remove the first layer. I still like to top sealants with a coat of wax but don't think it is necessary. In reality one coat of...

That sucks, sorry to hear about your bad luck. Maybe the car gods are telling you to look into those euro spec rims (I think they look really sharp) :cool:. TPMS can be finicky. About 3 weeks ago I put my summer wheels on. I usually wait for the sensor light to go off before stopping at the...

Haha, I wish my last wouldn't have shipped as quick as it did. I placed an order late on the 26th and realized I had forgotten something so I sent Nick an email asking if I could add it. He responded Monday morning that the order had already been processed :wow:. He offered to split shipping is...

One pad for wax and sealants is fine.

Time for an update!

OP are you asking about whether to pre soak or about mixing products? My usually wash is a 2B rinseless and I always pre soak with whatever soap I'm washing the car with. I picked up a gallon of D114 and haven't tried it yet. I think I may try it as a pre soak and then wash with UWW+.

They are great all around vehicles. My brother has one strictly for off roading. I wish he'd let me polish it but he says why bother since it will get scratched the next time he takes it out.

Looks great! Is that a DD or off road toy?

I agree that looks like a good place to start. I was going to recommend getting a 5" backing plate and that's what this kit has. What kind vehicles are you working on?

I have a detached garage and it gets pretty cold in the winter so all liquids come inside. Everything goes in the basement except my rinseless wash stuff.