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Bill..the fabric softener is just a type of a silicone...it will wash out no problem....either Micro restore or something like Wisk or Tide free... only problem a fabric softener can do is cause streaking from the residual product on the fibers...and also make it less absorbent for a drying...

Yes..thats the cord to get...its construction grade and will handle 99% of all applications...I have one in 25ft...50ft and 100ft...and never had a tool over heat or a cord over heat...well worth the money...12 ga is the way to go to feed high amp power tools ....or extractors.. AL

Zoran..it's a milling machine..sorta looks like a drill press but it uses Milling bits in stead of a drill...its for precesion cutting of metals... looks like this...the table can raise 1/1000th of a inch if needed... Mills Al

Ok..mine was cut on a bridgeport..I said lathe before but it was a bridgeport..the center hole was used to rotate it while bolted to the table...the plate was then rotated under the cutting tool...to the point it hit the foam......then cut with a new razor..took all of 10 minutes... Al

Zoran...it can be done by any one really....I seen one that a guy did with a dremel and a cut saw blade ..he just followed the ring and cut just the plastic area and cut the foam and velcro with a razor...looked perfect... Al

I do not think the PB's cleaner is citrus based...its a acid base .. Spray & Rinse is a professional grade acidic blended product for the quick and easy removal of brake dust and road grime from most wheels. Just spray it on a cool, wet wheel, let it set for a few minutes and then use a steady...

I am not sure..but a wild guess would say yes...worth trying any ways....the 601 is a cleaner..not to strong but may be enough to clear the menz....... you can just do the sealant right over the Menz glaze...I like the menz glaze..but its not a real wet look..more deep and warm looking... I...

I have bought 2 extra plates and I had one cut down to the support ring and its a little over 4.5 inches now and I use my 5 and 5.5 in pads no problem....and have not seen a issue with the smaller plate...I just used it today infact for 3 hours on paint and it did just fine...in fact I ithink it...

Now...601 is not a real curing accelerator..its a bonding agent..it preps the paint to ensure a good bonding surface...the residue mixes with the sealant and it acts like a catalyst to extend the life of the sealant..what it does do it starts the sealant to get a hard shell fast..but not make it...

yes it will harden over the course of a few days....hardening does not mean curing...curing is the crosslinking a sealant goes thru when it molecular bonds to the paint.... If they say it does then it does..I was a beta tester for the PC and was told no it does not excellerate curing and that...

I did not see it on the 4* site..was this announced any where...I really like the look of UPP..but it was a poor performer..if this new formulation helps durability..I may revisit it..as it is a sweet looking sealant... AL

That would be my choice...501 to really deep clean the paint and leave a sealant also...and 105 to give it the looks..and AW a few days later ... AL

When I got the Test kit from David..I asked about it being a fast curing agent..he replied NO..its a enhancer for the appearance and durability....not a curing agent... recent post from Lynn Quote: Originally Posted by flash ash Thanks I'm happy I can use it Most sealants have to be left...

The 601 is a bonding agent..its a cleaner and a catalyst..you leave it on the paint and do not buff off...it ensures a clean surface of any old product or oils from polishing..the residue mixes with the sealant and forms a harder shell...and adds a bit more to the lasting of it... the cleaner...

the new 3m line is money back..heard the Performance Finish is some god stuff.... I think Eagle One is also... AL

Well a sealant and wax will not protect much from chipping and scratches...but it will from the rest of the worries you had listed.... now the best of both worlds is to do a sealant to seal the paint as it bonds to a molecular level on paint..then top it with a collinite wax...I like 915 and...

I did a Ford F-350 last summer with the famous Ford Fade...I had trim restorer on hand...i used it before with so so results meaning it streaked in the rain and after a few washes it showed the fade... So on the F-350 i tried a new method...I applied it rubbed it in and then hit it with a hair...

Exactly..any one who has used 501 on white has said it does something to white that really doe it well...it just makes it so bright....you can top it with 105 if wanted..but 501 will hold its own as far as durability...it super deep cleans paint and is a sealant also...its not a big investment...

When useing the Wet Glaze you apply it..let haze and remove and then top it..no waiting...just apply it thin is all... it just about disappears in the paint..but still needs a buffing... AL

I bought a front loader last year to wash my MF stuff..and my clothes also...lol...but I use just Wisk or Tide clear and my towels come out spotless and very soft...you can do a double rinse also..but I found no need to as the new HE detergents rinse out real nice...I tried the Microrestore I...