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Ditto that "inyadreems"..as far as if they wash it..they can keep it.." Boars hair brushes are only as good as the person using them.

If I did not know any better..I would think Max is taking over the world! Thanks Max/Autogeek for listening to your customers and continuing to deliver great products to give us choice(s) and great customer service as well. Keep going AG! Now if I could only get fries with that.............

Klasse would be my choice. It not only will look good on silver, but will last a long time.

aerogt01 has it right. It is a design feature in that will act like a "shear" pin would to not implode and cause a catastrophic failure of your flex. It is well thought out..and I think it is just a design feature that unfortunately happened when the lock jammed.

Klasse High Gloss Sealant works great for me. It is an extra layer of protection (synthetic) that you put on after you wash/clay and before you put on your wax of choice. It gives me at least 6 months extra protection that works with my top layer of wax and looks good as well.

Well..Mike..Glad to see that you took all my tips/pointers from the get-together we had down here in San Antonio and made something of yourself! I KNEW you had potential! Just kidding...Great things happen to great people..Congrats and continue your love of the craft that you personally have...

congrats guys..hope you enjoy your prize(s)!!

Flex polishers..STRONGER THAN THE REST!

Claying will always take time. I find that you can save a little time right after you wash a car...leave it a little wet and clay it then....saves on drying time.

Corey..It is sad when incidents happen like that in a hospital of all places..the same thing happened to my mom while in a hospital stay. I will say a special prayer for Rosemary, you, your wife, and family. I am confident in saying she is just as lucky and appreciative of you in her life as...

my 2 cents...while additives do usually deliver the advertised results..I have been told by a good friend and GREAT mechanic that all additives are very hard on seals. I guess it just depends on risk/reward.

Nice car...can anyone chime in...does AUTOGEEK.NET sell the wheel covers pictured and are the water resistant? My biggest pet peeve is doing the tires/wheels first only to have then get wet/spotted during the car washing process. Tnx in advance.

Sorry Megan..don't have the Harley I want yet...but I decided to work this process "backwards"...I am going to get the "biker chick" FIRST..then the bike..although..not sure which is more expensive? On second thought..better go with the bike...we all know the answer to that.

microfiber products from Autogeek.net have been proven and tested by many. If we recommend them its because they work. I have had no issues with their microfiber products.

should have told them your car can only be washed with Imported bottled water from Italy.:D

AWESOME work Laura...you made Paw Paw Proud! I can only imagine how many HOURS that took. Your write up and pics prove that you can make a change for the better with a lot of work and effort.

Truth be known...everything sold has a markup.otherwise..you are just giving it away. While some things are more easily "justify-able" as far as cost...the bottom line is not how much you spent on something, but rather how much is it worth to YOU. We all have a choice on where/what to buy..and I...

well said "ShaunD"...we all pretty much feel the same way.

In addition to my post #157 I wanted to say "Thanks" also to all the AG Forum community. I have always offered congrats to contest winners and it is neat to be on the winning side..but point is..other forum members are genuinely happy for each other when someone is lucky enough to win something.

Congrats to "Bigpat" and like him...I NEVER win ANYTHING! But I will accept this gift from Max, Mike, Nick and all of the Autogeek,net staff. I have always praised your company, got my friends/neighbors to buy products from you, but most importat..they as well as me appreciate the forum for its...