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I attached a picture, so basically that piece would attach to a long sprayer that came in the box. I want to attach that brass end to an sgs28 with the stainless fittings attached already. I might need different attachments which im fine with

I attached a picture, so basically that piece would attach to a long sprayer that came in the box. I want to attach that to an sgs28 with the stainless fittings attached already

My issue here is that AR uses a part number similar to AL555 to connect its hose to the whatever attachment is on the end. I just ordered an SGS28 for detailing and im trying to figure out the attachment if any that would work for my setup to connect from the pressure hose to the gun. AR uses a...

yup flying around on the merrit in gas guzzlers then be like Muh GaS PricES are ToO HigH !!!

People need to understand that a president cannot waive a magic wand to change prices. Alot goes into determining gas prices. While a president can temporarily try to open reserves and increase supply it is not going to have really any effect on the price. NJ for example has a law that you...

Looks great , would tell the owner to add a can off seafoam to the gas tank and if they are mechanically inclined and know how and when to change oil to their crank case immediately before it gets changed. Seafoam will flush out any old stuff and be ready for new oil but the change must happen...

Needed a strip wash and found griots basically checked alot of hypothetical boxes so went with it from autopia. I most likely will be using 10:1 as directed in a foam cannon. Just want to know if anyone had experiences with it. Does it strip easy? How long did you wait? Did you follow up with a...

After about 10 years of proper detailing as a hobby imo no but usually you buy one for the home and then you can get a foam lance for it for other stuff. They are good for soiled cars or using less water but not 100 percent needed.

Audi non preformance pads are a nightmare after a month. 2 weeks is even bad lol. That will do it

Nice work, I have heard while people like the tesla ownership the car itself has had panel gap issues, quality control issues, etc. I think it is great though that they can make evs desirable in a way. Ford kind of now hit back with a 11 billion dollar investment etc

Instead of importing so much maybe its time we made some of our goods here that we have to import always. Also, yea, thats called employee safety sorry, get vaccinated or find a place that will allow for no vaccinations, sorry. Gas and/or other natural resources are on the rise because we are...

so many online are like the bronco looks like an escape or the bronco is small , etc yet they fail to get it over and over.

I tried d143 a while back, while meguiars stuff is usually good I was not too impressed. I remember going about 4:1 and it was not very good at removing brake dust. I dont need an acid based product but something that does not make me have to scrub at stuck on dirt would be nice

My current chemical is not sold through the geek and I think due to covid and stuff will be expensive to source. The other one was bought through home depot for cheap but ill have to figure out the dilutions better maybe to 1:3 etc

I keep hearing brake buster is the way to go. The only caveat I hear is that on dirty stuff it is not good. I use a high alkaline cleaner from another florida brand and it is very versatile but cuts through anything. Just imo gets pricy sometimes

I wish ford had the word bronco on the front and Just SPORT in the same size letters on the back. People are too stupid to understand there are too sizes of vehicle just like the bronco and bronco 2. or the wrangler and renegade etc. I sat in one of these and was impressed at the interior. Just...

I have to say, im impressed by the ik foam pro 2. I use a purple eco friendly cleaner right now that I dont think the geek will allow me to mention but for some odd reason it does not pull or say remove the brake dust that well. Does anyone have any recs for something that foams and clings well...

I had the bigger daytona speed master for years and the handle finally rusted out and broke off after hard use. Overall I liked it but it tended to splash and stain clothes. I now have a small daytona, a stiff tire brush, a mothers short wheel brush and some hazard fraught knock off brush thing...

Wondering if you buy through the sales even if you have some of the item already available to you at home or you use the sale for something else like trying something new or to stock up on something you ran out of? Just peaked my curiosity and wanted to see others buying preferences