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I put California Duster in the Lexol Leather product category--completely useless. Unless you have hard paint, the California Duster will scratch it on anything more than super light dust. I'm talking about the light dust you get when your car sits in the garage for 3-4 days.

Suds and bubbles look nice, but that does not equate to a good soap or one that cleans well.

I can tell you that the majority of professionals and detailing enthusiast will disagree with you. Carpro is absolutely one of the better brands in the industry. What products have you used from Carpro and what was your disappointment with each?

Can't wait for a comparison with Rupes 75E. Size, power when unit is tilted on tight areas, and also how the side on/off switch feels. I have a few grinders with side switches and prefer the top on/off like the one used on the Rupes 75E.

The wipe on paint coatings are great on paint, but suck on brake calipers. I rather us a 2K High Temp Clear Coat on brake calipers.

Great choices from custmsprty. Also wanted to add Gtechnic Panel Wipe along with Prep-All, paint safe and work extremely well on stick residue.

It is very tight from factory. Make sure allen key is all the way in, use a hammer to gently tap it loose. Or if you have a allen socket, use it with a long ratchet for more leverage.

Adam and Burt were the best Batman and Robin. Linda Carter as Wonder Women and Lee Majors as The Six Million Dollar Man, together these 3 shows molded my childhood, especially Batman and Robin. Adam West was and still is.....seriously COOL! He will be missed!

I polish my tire valve caps with the Rupes Pico using a 2mm rubber pad. Then apply 2 coats of Dlux. Works great!

Pads melt or fail because of: 1. Using 1-2 pads for entire car. Should be using a minimum of 4. I use 6 or more sometimes. 2. Over saturated pad. Pad gets heavy and grabby and more likely to discenerate. 3. Speed on polisher is too high. Speed 5-6 on a Rupes held in one spot too long will...

Crayons and paper are great, but if they are in the garage......the key is to listen for silence. When you don't hear them talking or asking, "what's this for?"....it's trouble!

Agreed! Fedex delivers ground packages on Saturdays.

Meguiar's scent department is usually top notch! But, the gallon has heavy toxic vinegar smell. Reminds me of the old DP interior cleaner that smelled like vinegar with a hint of banana. To burn through my 1.5 gallons, I spray directly onto the towel outside of the car. That way the smell is...

I'm big fan of coating on paint, but will not ever use it again on a car dash. When the coating on dash fails or gets old, there's no way to simply polishes it off. You have to be gentle with many dashes because the fine texture gets damage if you rub or wipe too hard. It is a royal PITA to...

Hard for me to believe that D114 was selling slower than ALL the other gallons of Meguair products. Perhaps the profit margins were lower, perhaps there's some funky chemical that's not environmental friendly. Regardless, D114 left my bucket with more black water and dirt than any other...

Trusting Carfax is like trusting Bernie Maddoff with your money. Carfax is garbage. There are tons of cars that should be salvaged or have major water damage that is never reported. The folks that auction and buy these vehicles know exactly how to keep it from showing.

600 grit on factory Honda paint is not a idea. Way too risky! Even if successful, you've taken off more than the manufacture recommends; thereby voiding the paint warranty. On most factory Japanese cars, you really don't want to use anything less than 1000 grit. Ideally, 1500 is the lowest...

I don't know what was better.....the write up, pictures, or video! Fantastic review! Thank You.

Rupes actually designs and builds their tools. They are a tool manufacture which is more than I can say about any other brands of big throw polishers. In Rupes and Todd I trust.