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I would be glad to be able to test and review the following products: Trim and Motor Kote - for the plastic grille/inserts on my car and i'll try on various plastic motor covers/etc, because I've been looking for a non-silicone, non-greazy product that will work nice. SFX Ultra Fine Detailing...

Thank you for your truthiness.

OMG. :spam:spam:spam:spam:spam:spam:spam People! Do not eat the bait! This is an email chain that has been passed around since 2009 or longer. See EXACT article on snopes.com - Undetermined. To the OP: Did you even *TEST* the info in this article, or did you simply post it here because...

The OP stated the detail was a "350" - can I assume you meant "Nissan 350Z"? In this case, Nissan's have notoriously soft paint, in fact, if I recall, that model year 350 could even have what they marketed as having "self-healing" paint. Not only does it have incredibly soft paint as compared to...

May I be the first to point out the parallels between this thread (and threads like it) and the speculative threads/blog posts on *any* APPLE product release? The commonalities are uncanny! It seems to me Meguiar's has built the type of deathly loyal cult-like fan base that is absolutely rabid...

As opposed to an eye doctor? :bash: I dispute your reasoning. I would never ask an [insert specialty here] MD to diagnose my eyes. Optometrists are trained and skilled to examine eyes. An Optometrist is a "real I doctor". Optometrists also have that pesky specialized machinery that allows them...

..and then i spent 15 seconds looking at the site referenced by the OP. Rx compatible, not expensive, they're not bad looking either. I will await your review i am especially curious to see what difference they make in a bright office environment.

I've had 20/50 vision my whole life, I only wear glasses when driving. That being said, all my monitors are 2004ish dell e207wfp screens, they are fairly bright, but not overkill. I have a recent model imac 27" and it is obnoxiously bright, I keep it up at 50-60% usually. I've never considered...

Nice write up. I too have recently tried this product for the first time and was definitely impressed enough that I will offer my own mini-review :) I received a sample of the Pinnacle Leather Conditioner with a recent order, but it wasn't to try out on my seats; I used it on my leather biker...

I have posted this thread on turbobuick.com - there's a fine community of tubo Regal owners down here and I definitely recommend featuring one or more on the show ;)

piece of cake!:poke:

Ugh i just realized i skipped the entire scrambled word section:(

I've got my submission in. So uh how many contests may a member enter at any given time? ;)

You're better off experimenting and go with the choice you prefer best. Like I mentioned, I mixed two rather extremely different color temp bulbs to produce a satisfactory light output because I couldn't find anything that on it's own looked good - in my kitchen. I would personally apply the...

Dubbin1, I beg to differ with your take on lighting. Do not confuse perceived brightness with actual brightness. Color temperature is not the same as brightness. With 6500k temp, you get a very "sterile" type of light, if that doesn't bother you then by all means use 6500k bulbs. I will give...

If i may chime in, Dubbin mentioned 6500k bulbs - that is supposed to be "Daylight" color, but I will tell you it's too blue and you'll swear it's missing something. You need to balance that by a warmer 3200k bulb - this will create a more balanced lighting without seeming too blue, or too...

I'm the IT sysadmin for the local goodwill down here. I keep all the systems, servers, POS, networks, mobile devices, web apps and email running. My work enables the company to better serve its community as well as help its partners serve their communities, which is cool. Detailing is major...

I call shenanigans!11one The winner is a pro! that can't *possibly* be fair to us lowly hobbyists! :cry: Well, suppose I ought to man up here and congratulate the winner :D Congrats VR8, display it proudly! :xyxthumbs:

Aw man that sounds awesome. I had an '84 that i had done a ton of work on as well as an 87 project car, I wish I hadn't sold them though, great community in the FL, and in general. I remember when they did the first "Buicks at Bradenton" event, that was very cool. I sold them in 2004 and I've...

:rant: It would seem to me the reason that these questions arise is from the result of peculiar marketing tactics. I cannot claim to know any more than the next guy about chemistry, however if someone charged with creating a myriad of detailing products states that miscible oils are necessary...