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Hmmm...thought that was a possibility, I guess. I always had issues with every Lake Country pad I've owned, so it doesn't surprise me you're having issues. Sorry I couldn't help. Edit: I do have thier HD pads that I haven't tried yet though.

Never had an issue with my Buff and Shine or Meguiars pads in the washing machine and dryer (Low heat). I have had issues with every Lake Country pad I've owned. Buff and Shine & Meguiars > Lake Country

I've always thought about throwing together a shampoo thread. I would have to do it over on Autopia due to certain shampoos, but I think it would be fun. Hmmm... Comparing gun, cannon and 2BM performance of each would probably be the main focus. I have more shampoos than I know what to do...

I use two: one at the bottom and one tilted to rub brushes/mitt on. I personally think that most marring comes from people's burshes they use. I only use a 'spot' brush that I hold like a pencil and a wash mitt. Don't see the point of using a big wheel brush that slings product everywhere and...

Wolfgang, Blackfire, Detailers Pro and Pinnacle--too much talk about these products on these boards and I'm sick of it!! :p

Yeah, but then there are times when certain members bring up other branded products every other post on a company specific forum... ...besides the main moderator over there doesn't frown upon it, he just asks kindly to have respect towards their forum. Oh and I know what deleted thread...

^Maybe this is the thread he is thinking of... http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/64040-how-clean-your-foam-cannon.html I am not sure of your issue, but I know most problems occur when people forget to attach the siphon tube. Other than that, I'm not sure what other problems...

Edit: old thread....

It's more of a time and convience thing for me. I wash the wheels with all my tools, all the tools go into that bucket when I'm done, and then I start washing the car with my 'paint' buckets that are already setup prior to washing wheels, wheel wells, etc... I don't see a problem with...

Yeah I understand, but I was just curious if he thought he had to join just to buy products. $25? Now that's a steal. I've seen some of the membership prices...they are outstanding.

To join? I'm not a member and can still order products. I just don't order enough from there to warrant paying the membership fee. Will definitely buy this stuff...I don't like most CG stuff or their company really, but I still like to compare and contrast all products.

I'm surprised you feel that the Flex vibrates more than the GG6, but I completely agree with you about how you hold the Flex. IMO it's the best way to completely control the machine at all times. (If I'm understanding what you wrote correctly) I also think it's a bad idea for someone to learn...

Ha! I should make a video using the Flex in one hand and the Rupes in the other--and see what happens. Maybe it's worse than dividing by zero...?

Isn't that a towel hanging in the Walmart car washing section? Yikes...

Looks like solvent popping. ('Solvent Pop')

Thanks

Good to know. Mine is scheduled to show up Thursday, but it's going to be too cold to do anything, so no testing for me for a while.

If I remember correctly Mike Phillips wrote an article about where he got that saying from. Searching now... Edit: Found it...luckily quick. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-expert-featuring-mike-phillips/24310-find-something-you-like-use-often.html

aim4squirrels - He knows the deal. Yet somehow they (some of the breads) look, feel and taste different. You have to try it to find out.

Speculation that the 'Guys' relabel or reformulate....or whoever does it for them is involved with Adam's products. Not sure if Wonder is back everywhere in the country, but certain parts, yes.