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That looks a lot better that's for sure, very nice work you did, I think he will be very happy with those results ...

+1 for auto finesse avalanche snow foam, used it the other day on wife's vehicle and it cut thru the salt and road grime with ease...

Sure why not I snow foamed the wife's vehicle yesterday here in Ohio, it was 45 out wanted to get all tht salt and road grime off, and the auto finesse avalanche snow foam worked darn good...

With the way it looks, not to deep its prob ok, but are ya willing to bet your life on it? blowing out at highway speeds not a good thing I'm not a betting man, so I'd replace it just cheap insurance to know your not driving on a tyre that could go at anytime..

I use the carpro merino wool mitt, works great..

Fluid film works wonders ...

Tried carpro flyby but don't think it bonded, I applied it to late in the season, was way to cold to bond... I usually just apply reload to windshield..

Nice find and cheap buy....

Lol mine showed up today as well, I got the new torq cannon, had to try it out today even though it was snowing a little out, worked decent need to mess with the dial when it's warmer to figure out the spray pattern..

Guess no one has used it on paint lol

Have a look at these hoses, Flexzilla

I got the husky bag and love it Got to get another soon though. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 4

Try it and see how it holds up and works.. Maybe do it In The sun or let the car warm up from the sun before applying ?

New foam cannon, and some avalanche snow foam along with other things from Black Fridays deals..

Lol funny how things work out like that... Glad you were able to get the smell out, gas is hard smell to get rid of, I found that meguiars original odor eliminator worked on it as well once when I had to clean a seat of a friends ...

Inside or outside of them ? Kinda hard to clean the insides outside usually just use a scrub brush on them and rinse...

Maybe try a soft tooth brush on it with some simple green or something stronger.?

We use to wash those all the time when I worked at the Blue Beacon truck wash they would get the brightener or acid on it and then washed twice with soap then rinsed they would turn out pretty good but would also take four guys around twenty to thirty minns to do with our high pressure washers...

Good info to know, guess I'll wait till spring to use 105 again.. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 4

Man that would be the thing to have, cordless DA would love to have one...