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I've been around long enough that ADS to me is that place Auto Detialijg Supply that used to sell all the Meguiars products like 15 years ago. Could get wetsand paper by the sheet. Think they are out of business now.

Sure thing! So many new products have come out since I did this.. probably about time for a new writeup

Uber is one of my favorite for quick waterless wipe down.

Wall mount garage vac. I hate shop vacs, their terrible shirt hoses and the fact they wheel around and you trip on them. Hate getting out, plugging it in, setting it up, etc. This solves all that. Vacuuming is now one of my favorite things

I just take my nozzle off entirely. Works like a charm and it'd easier to handle

I'd probably just pick whatever latest ad Chemical Guys posted on Instagram I'm just kidding. I don't use Insta and I'm not a CG hater

I do not understand the Big Boi line. It just... doesn't make sense unless you just loooooove the Brand.

I bought one of those for my Megs G110v1 (is that right? Long time ago) when they were on clearance from Autogeek about 15 years ago. It was a good idea but just seemed... a solution in search of a problem.

Think they are moving warehouses. Or, the "new" ownership has introduced some... disruptions, for a few possible reasons

You do not need a former. We all did this for years without it. They are fun, flashy, I have some, and they are cool, but I can't say it's faster or safer with it.

Looks like a nice tool. Sounds like a dentist drill.

Who's this Mike in question? No matter the answer, I'm happy he's back!

Griots BFR was one of my worst scored out of my 17-way test. Not suprised they discontinued it

I like the Sonus Ion sealant. Suuuuper easy to remove and really slick.

Not do it at night with a light on! I did the other 2 layers during day and didn't notice any bug infiltration

That was the part I was the most nervous about. I took some test throws to figure out technique. Then had my wife be spotter for me and try to get it even. There is definitely a couple spots, around the border, where it's a bit heavier. Again, unless you really look for it, it's a visual...

You should see what can be done. They also make those swisstrax or racedeck tile things. Might eliminate the need for a repour

Man, i live in Kansas, so we have our fair share of weather, salt, and I like in a rural-ish area, so I'm tracking gravel and sand in. I'm expecting it to be tough and hold up really good. We'll see. One thing I need ti further work on is the acoustics of the garage. It's so loud and echoey...

It literally doesn't care about scooter wheels. It does great on boiling hot tires, caster wheels, dropped hammers, strong chemicals, etc. Only thing I've seen that damages it was scooting 300 pound pallet that had a nail sticking out of the bottom of it.