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What's the advantage to that? Reason I ask is that I still have an old dorm room style fridge that I could always use for that type of thing.

Lake Country Hydro pads Is less about just the cleaning (although I can't really justify 8 of the same pad right now) and more about the amount of material I'd be using to prime the pad each time I break out a new one. For example, raining today and tomorrow so I'm still waiting for weather...

I don't always have more than an hour or two at times to polish my vehicle. Maybe a panel a day sometimes. Is it safe to spritz the pad with water after a session and store it in a ziploc bag overnight for use the next day or will I really need to start with a fresh pad every day??

I've used the 3m wheel and it works great. Only problem I had was etching that the glue put in the paint. I actually needed to wet sand in order to get it out.

I bought something similar. Ultimately it really didn't hold enough to be useful.

Does anyone know of an interior brush that would work with the Harbor Freight DA?

So, I have no garage and I'm concerned that in order to meet weather requirements/etc. that it might take me a couple of days to fully detail my car. I have a good/breathable car cover. I was wondering if it's ok to use that during some of the stages so that I can pick up with the next step...

I was thinking of trying it on my marble table top.

I picked one up the weekend before last. Haven't had a chance to try it out yet.

It's a powdercoated wheel so no, not really a clear coat but a finished wheel.

What's the best way of protecting matt finish wheels? I wouldn't think a paste style wax would be appropriate as I don't want gloss rims. Is there a recommended spray that might work best??