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Another vote for digital fit. oh yes, deffeley. I just got a weathertech trunk liner for my car. Fits PERFECTLY! I want to to a full front & rear set soon. digital fit of course.

in chronological order- '99 Ford explorer limited edition (rolled) '92 Chevrolet Caprice Classic '04 Toyota Camry 2.4/auto (traded for) '09 Chevrolet Colorado (traded for) '12 Volkswagen Jetta GLI The Colorado is easily the worst. Bad seats, crappy interior, absence of a cabin air filter...

Sadly, Snap On tools have stopped placing USA stampings on their ratchets and pliers to name a few. According to Snap On, they stopped stamping COO is to appeal more to their global market, but are indeed made in the USA.

screw on Gamma Seal lids are made in USA Leaktite buckets are also made in USA. The other day, I bought a Wahl Li Ion clipper/shaver, made in USA. the plastic guides are all stamped China though.

I like CD2 engine detailer. autozone sells it in an aerosol. It is just a dressing, it does not clean.

A free sample.

I got a pair of niteize buglit micro/keychain flashlights for christmas. I was amazed to see the US flag on the packaging. Designed and engineered in the USA. Assembled in the US from US and globally sourced components. They're very well made, clever, little lights.

yes, weathertechs are top notch. I'm buying full kit for my car soon.

Their DA MF pads are made in Thailand. I think all their microfiber towels and mitts are made in China.

To my surprise, Daytona Speed Master wheel brushes are proudly made in USA. Its hard to find US made brushes and these seem to be great brushes.:dblthumb2:

I gave my brother that kit for Christmas. I'm also curious about the quik wax and detailer. I noticed they both came with the new sprayer heads.:xyxthumbs:

Easily. Have a body shop repaint it.

Not worth posting a pic but today I got CG citrus wash (red), Detailer's pad rejuvenator, carpro wool mitt, and a free sample of BF total eclipse tire gel.

Great job! I love the look of the new Jettas and that color:xyxthumbs:! Thank you for the motivation.

The GMC looks way better. That's how it's been as long as I can remember, especially current gen. fenders and bedsides fit the body well. The door panels also look much better designed than current non LTZ panels. I cant say that I especially like them, but the redesign was much needed and...

Those are some really good true fire flames. It takes a great amount of skill with a lot of practice to make flames like that. The last picture is really cool because something is hidden in the fire and I didn't notice until my 3rd look. Each paint job will get more and more intricate.

It's not 64oz. everything else is full size though.

MO' BETTA than friday. Its here today.

I prefer not to risk it when tail lights come into play. Once its seated snug and flush, thats it, not any tighter. I only fasten plastic parts by feel. Didn't this start off about wheels?

I don't precisely measure torque on interior trim screws but it is important not the screw em down too tight. I like to use a screwdriver for final tightening. Too loose and you get a rattle, too tight and you put more stress on the plastic parts eventually causing deformation and breaking.