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Very nice...and very nice gesture as well.

That color red and as well for deep blues I like Duragloss products. Been around a long time and still offer unbelievable shine and durability. Their wash products are awesome, as is DG601/DG501/DG111 and Aquawax spray wax. These became my new favorites several years ago and I have never...

Several links to products that people are putting up do not come up on my phone.

That would likely be, superior and better, from what I’ve seen in Mike’s videos. That Blackfire One Step is likely comparable to the similar Wolfgang product if I had to guess...and I am guessing. I have some of the Wolfgang product, but have yet to use it. It’s a couple years old by now. If...

Yep. I still have some XMT360. I actually liked it for what it was. Does a nice job cleaning road film and adds some protection.

That means it’s still grabbing too much dirt. Re-read the article. Mike said to use plenty of cleaner...that’s the lubricant...and it will stop the towel from grabbing and pulling off the tool. That is, unless you’ve already stretched the elastic. There’s ways around that too. Mike’s mention of...

Well, I’m one of those guys that had a lot more friends here than I had listed as friends. I just never kept my friends list updated. I was horrible at that. Can’t tell you how many from this place that I have met, and/or spoke to many times by phone. There are so many great people on this...

Ok...that answers a question for me then between the two. The Beast must have the larger throw. Haven’t had time to research them yet, but I did briefly look at the polisher page and seen that the Rupes turns clockwise. Had a chance to use Mike’s Beast in person several years ago at a detail...

Just realized I placed this topic in the wrong area. My forum skills are a little rusty. Please feel free to move to “off topic”, if need be, so we don’t clutter up this space.

Nothing like a job well done on black paint and follow-up write-up to show one's passion and work ethic.

I hear you. LOL! Glad to see this place still thriving. It has a great Captain! I’ve got to get back in the groove. Totally unaware of new products and needing to get this train back on the tracks. Hopefully soon I’ll have red 14 F150 and Black Lincoln Continental to work on. It’ll be awhile...

Well, son of a gun. Hello, Bob! Good to see your smiling’ face. Say hello to Mrs. FUNX650.

Good to see you still around brother! Always a enjoyed your posts. Thanks for chiming in!:xyxthumbs:

Just popping in to say hey to some old timers. Looks like Mike is still in the house. Sweet!!! Man it has been awhile since smelling the compound and polish in this place and I have missed it. Devil tried to take me out, but it is good to be among the living, the blessed, and among some old...

I will 2nd the motion to say 37,000 quality posts!!! I have always been supportive of Mike because 37,000 quality posts commands my support. Free knowledge folks...each one, teach one...right, Mike?

This thread is nearly a year old as of 3/5/17. To the OP...I'll offer an explanation for my comment. To some, that post may have seemed a little crude, or even rude, but rest assured with my posting history that I did not make that post with malice. Goes to show...Mike Phillips is so often...

3M General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner, bug and tar remover, adhesive remover, decal remover, tree sap remover Your local auto parts store will likely have a couple variations of 3M adhesive removers. I would start there...these work very well and aren't cost prohibitive. Doesn't take much...

There are some key words in my last paragraph of my comments that shouldn't be scanned over. It's not a daily use product. It's a go-to product for use when things aren't normal. I can tell you that SD removed scratches that other compounds failed to remove...and in that situation finished...

Mike, could you just put some light on the subject? LOL!!! I think that did the trick. Wow!

Looks interesting. A picture is worth a thousand words, so they say. However, even with all of the 'no freeze' washer fluids sold, those with -25 to -27 advertised in mart stores and farm stores, I've not found one that would actually keep from freezing. That after emptying tank, pouring in...