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:iagree: I picked up one based off of Richy's review, one of the better investments that I have made.

2005 Subaru Forrester 2008 Honda Accord

Also a huge fan of Cyan HT pads with one steps.

I did a detail on Saturday, the car was reporting 104 and was humid as anything. I just took lots of breaks, drank lots of water, didn't push myself. That being said, I think I lost 5 pounds from sweating so much.

Just recieved my AG order today and was going through everything and I noticed the safety seal on it was damaged. I had some 8oz bottles on hand as I planned on transferring some of it over anyways. Short story, I only got about 2 3/4 out of it. Not sure what the issue is, there was no...

Have you met kids? They don't even try and make cars look like that. We have a 6 hour roadtrip coming up this weekend, I imagine I will spend quite a bit of time cleaning up the interior after getting back.

Sorry that came out wrong, it didn't take all 8oz to do the car, there was about 2oz I had used previously, have about 1/2oz left after.

Polyseal on a co workers car I did yesterday, I was darned impressed with the results. I'll definitely be picking up some more. FYI I was able to do the whole car (Honda Accord) with the 8oz size that I had. Edit: That was with a LC Cyan Hydrotech pad on a PC7424

How long did the 3 step with the rotary take you start to finish?

Yeah waking up to things like that really stink Yeah that's my car and my wife's car under our neighbors tree. 2 weeks in the body shop fixed everything though

Tried polishing the counter top in our bathroom. Came out all shiny, but it was still scratched up.

Sean

I get all my news via twitter. I get it faster, from more reliable sources, and is fairly accurate typically. You have to filter out some of the white noise, but it works for me.

I'll be taking care of the DD's tomorrow if my co worker bails on getting his car done. Supposed to get up to around 60 but fairly windy. Here's to hoping.

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Do you have to have the fingerprint reader? You would likely be better served by just disabling it and using a Password to lock up the computer if you are able. Just an idea, disabling it may not be an option if it is a work computer that they don't want you messing around with.

I will be using their Citrus Wash when it gets warmer to remove all the winter protection I currently have on my DD's and get them all polished up.

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I have the Wagner, and honestly I think it will likely see more use around the house than it will for detailing. It does the job, it just spits out way too much water for my liking and not enough PSI for car detailing IMO. It doesn't seem to save me any time and its one more piece of equipment...

I would like to give this s try