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woah that thing is badass lol...I use the power fusion

Thanks for the review. I am going to be using the twins tomorrow on my subaru (not to many swirls) and a friends VW blue r32 (a lot of swirls) . We will see how it turns out :props:.

1998 Dodge Dakota 5.2 . I wish I could have her back:awman:

omfg my favorite year and color GTO. Looks gorgeous:dblthumb2:

Nice work. I also have the same hoover extractor. It gets the job done pretty well for the price:props:

I am having issues getting my registration sticker off on my car. Goo gone and a razor blade didnt remove it. I guess I will try that krud kutter or maybe some simple green to see if that works.

completed good luck:xyxthumbs:

I didnt read through every page. I was just referring to the OP:xyxthumbs:

I would try a clay bar that should do the trick as the dust is probably baked into your wheels :xyxthumbs:

I like the Wolfgang Autobathe:dblthumb2:

Spring?? Damn your lucky. Im still staring at 2 feet of snow lol

Re: Mobile can still in progress! I wonder how those Plastic water tanks hold up in the winter though. You might want to look into that because obviously water expands when it freezes and it might crack the plastic (depending on how thick the plastic is). It does look pretty durable so, you...

Have you told WT about this issue? They will make you a new one that will fit better. :xyxthumbs:

I think this depends on what kind of car you are getting them for. The liners for my Subaru is flush with the high side of the carpet on the left so, almost nothing gets underneath it. But, the liners for my Girlfriends Jeep is not as high on the left side therefore only a little bit gets...

Absolutely worth the price no doubts about that! I bought them for my Subau STI ad I bought them for my Girlfriends Jeep grand Cherokee. They are holding up great and damn are the easy to clean. I just use soap, water and brush (ive been using the sink for winter months:xyxthumbs:).

Wow that is incredible. Very nicely done and all that hard work paid off:props:.

I don't need to much correction anyways so it should be fine. That "removing the paint" saying is scaring. :nomore:

Wow I cannot wait to use this! Especially now that I know the paint thickness won't affect the paint on my Subaru which, has the softest paint ever. :xyxthumbs:

six Edit: Nevermind,already saw winner lol

I use NXT 2.0 paste in about 40 degrees and don't seem to have any issues.