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I like #21 2.0. Never had any problems with it. Very durable.

Glad the owner was happy. The 350 looks great. Very good work.

Congrats, enjoy it.

My favorites are the toilet bowl brush for the wheel wells, and the paint brush for applying tire gel.

Very cool pic.

My future son in laws, f-250. long bed. The thing is over 29 feet long. To big for the garage, just a general pain.

Aaron, Yukon looks great. Keep up the good work.

Great work. The Infiniti looks fantastic.

Happy Birthday.

Re: 2001 Lincoln Continental Keeper's Makeover - autoLavish rejuvenates vehicle 8 yea very good work. The Lincoln looks great.

The RR looks great. Nice client you picked up. Should keep you busy for a while.

Glad you arrived safe and sound. Look forward to this new and exciting phase of the AG forum.

Glad you made it to Florida, Mike. Hope you had a great time with your son this summer.

Good, I was wondering what was happening on Mike starting here. Thought he would be on board by now.

You will have no problems using it. Heck, I use the mild C 2000 clay on my glass and chrome with no problems.

Great work. I bet the owner was thrilled. They probably thought it was a new car. lol.

I think everyone should remember this. I always try to get 94% mix. This makes the 50/50 when mixing it with water close to the 50 of each product.

Great work on these exotic cars. I agree the Meg's 105/205 is a great combo. Thanks for sharing.

All I can say is stunning. Fantastic cars.

To me having used them both, the main difference is price. For around $38.00 I can get a gallon of the #135. Asopposed to $10.00 for a 20 ounce? bottle of uqd.