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I have to agree. Spread it sparingly and don't let it set long at all. I have also found that surface prep which includes clay seems to make it come off easier for some reason. Just my 2 cents....

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Hey there... Welcome! I am just down the thruway in Utica. Has the snow melted there yet ;-) ?

Have you tried contacting Makita directly? they may have an 800# on their website. If Makita doesn't offer one for their own product you may be able to try hit and miss to see if one for another make might just be the same thread size thread. Just a thought...

Usually in the morning about a half hour after my first cup of coffee..... Oh. wait....that's not what you were asking was it. Sorry!

Thanks Budman! Took the suggestion of woolite from this forum. Seemed to do a great job and a pretty economical way to go as well!

OK so I have been mostly lurking for quite some time and I finally had a chance to do a detail after a long winter so I thought I would try and post some of my work. This is a car that I have detailed once before. It belongs to my best and favorite customer, My Uncle. I have been detailing his...

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My last car was a black Saturn Ion. The Collinite 845 Insulator Wax always looked great on the car, especially after a good polish/swirl removal.

I don't have any experience with this but I have come across one that is made by 3m. Grainger Industrial Supply: Adhesive/Stripe Removal Disc 2EXZ9

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That would be interesting to see in action...Thanks for sharing!

Thanks! I'll give that a try...

I am curious...I have noticed here and other posts where Woolite and water are mixed and used as a carpet cleaner. I have also seen some impressive pictures of results. I am wondering though, are you just using original woolite for clothing or some kind of woolite carpet cleaner?

Lake Placid Brewery's Ubu ale ranks right up there but my favorite is Saranac Black Forest. A heavy flavored dark beer but not as heavy as a stout (although I enjoy an occasional Guiness). Maybe I'm a bit partial because the Saranac is brewed right here in Utica NY, just like Collinite...

If you are looking for a great place to eat, check out Carmine's on Broadway. You will NOT leave hungry!!!! If you are looking for a great place to drink, check out McSorley's on East 7th st. You will NOT remember leaving :-)

Darker colored clear coat finishes....Heard it from Collinite. I've never tried it on a darker colored clear coat (because Collinite advises against it). Has anyone tried it and had good success? I'd be curious to know...