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you won't be disappointed with that setup....here are pics of ONLY Pete's after 3 weeks, I'm waiting for my full paint correction before applying sealant and then Pete's again....

Thanks for the write up Nick, I just ordered the water spot remover yesterday so I'm looking forward to cleaning up my windows!

mothers back to black, tried it many times with no success

Thanks GGS2000!

how did you like working with the wolfgang twins? i recently bought them but haven't had a chance to use them yet. any dusting with the TSR 3.0?

Great, thanks!

anybody ever try m205 on windshield or windows for etching? or another product (polish) besides specific "water spot removers"

is a foam gun/lance only good if you have a pressure washer and are doing multiple cars? or can you get a gilmour foammaster II and attach it to your hose and only use it to wash one car? you still used the TBM after letting the soap dwell for 3-5 mins right? Advantage of foam gun?

Haha, I think silver had at least 5-6 years as top selling car color. So easy to take care of and looks great with black leather interior :dblthumb2:

i was lucky enough to find the werner platform on black Friday! here it is along with all my black Friday purchases :xyxthumbs: it will come in handy working on SUV's and even make working on roofs of sedans easier!

picked one up from HD yesterday, they originally had 31 of them in the store and were down to the last few! Im the MAN

I recently used the Meg's heavy duty kit. It's enough for two vehicles and I have tried a few OTC products, but this has worked the best!

:welcome: to AGO

Thanks guys! I will def add the M105/205 and the wolfgang twins to my arsenal!

Hey Mike and other AG members, I'm planning on doing a paint correction (removing swirls, polish, then LSP) soon as I just received my new GG DA polisher. Since I am new I am not quite sure which products to use. I want to start with a less abrasive swirl remover since I am not quite sure...

I recently tried Collinite #845, and I was amazed! I even put it on my wheels, and today it rained and any water that hit my wheels beading right off! Great product and even better price! :dblthumb2:

I used the all wheel cleaner. I have alloy's on my DD and my mustang, so I didn't get the chrome cleaner. Thanks, a bit of elbow grease and the mothers cleaner worked great, I'm rec'd it to everybody, much better @ $7 for than sonax which is $16!

thanks man! i was surprised too

before and after pics......a bit of elbow grease goes a long way

I've tried megs Hot Rim cleaner and Mothers foaming all wheel cleaner. Go with the Mothers foaming wheel cleaner. It's $7, but it works great! My volvo wheels were awful with brake dust (as most european cars), and so I actually took my wheels off the car and sprayed them, clayed them and then...