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I have never had a problem with CWB scratching. But when I dry off a vehicle with one I always mist the surface with a 50/50 mix of Poorboy's Spray&Wipe and Spray&Gloss and then just a little touch up with a WW towel. I aways wipe the CWB off after each stroke.

You'll have to re-dye the wheel. Check Leatherique's website.

WOW the interior is blue. Nice turn around.

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You might want to try WD-40 and then do what craigr suggest with the plastic scrapper.

What about the Cyclo know one ever give the old Cyclo any love:cry:. The PC style machines are great but, for me it leaves me wanting more power and less vibration. So I moved up to the Cyclo which to me has a little more power than the old PC and a lot less vibration (using Edge pads)but no...

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If you have the means just get the Flex with The Edge adapter. You well never be sorry.

Thank you for your service and get well soon.

Get the 10" brush. I bought the Tri-Angle one and it doesn't fit a 5 gallon bucket, but I bought a window washers bucket and it works great.

Ingersoll-Rand,CP and Dynabrade all make one and the sand paper and wool pads are 3M. I have the I-R random orbital and fixed rotary and I use it for polishing wheels and for hard to reach spots.

Hi, joined awhile ago, just never posted. I find myself coming here more and more lately. So I figured I should contribute.

Please enter me into the Vac giveaway, I would love to try it out and give back an honest review of the Autobahn Max Vac!