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I won't argue with that. American cars are where you want to be as far as power goes. Well as far as living over here is concerned anyhow. Europe and Australia and even the Middle East have access to some nice cars that some people over here won't ever even hear of.

Indeed. Kia as a whole makes me want to throw up. Hyundai isn't far behind. It really sucks for the workers, but it's their managers faults. #### rolls down hill.

More units = more failures doesn't matter...that's expected. It has much more to do with a percentage than it does raw numbers. And if you're trying to tell me the "quality" plastic you get inside of a General Motors car is the same as what you'll find in a Mercedes then I'd like to know what...

So where do you fall in the grand scheme of things if you can't even put together a coherant sentence?

That has to do with the labor unions. Toyota pays even less than BMW does. That's why they're so selective as to where they locate their facilities when they're trying to produce more vehicles. Toyota uses their 'kaizen' philosophy, which would be a whole other discussion.

A lot of the high dollar customers you have to actually talk down to products you a) have or b) use/have experience with. Theres so many people I run in to where I work who are stuck on a certain name brand and totally rule out another less expensive but equally if not better alternative just...

I could have sworn it said '97 when I posted that last night. Odd.

I agree getting a PC is pretty essential, but at this point in time it doesn't look like I'll have one too soon. With the way the weather is I may not get to this project for another couple of weeks, so I guess between now and then I may pick one up. If not I'll give it a go by hand and see...

As some of you know I just got into the detailing thing. I'm very happy with my car still but I'm about to take on the task of doing my girlfriends car. I have a few Duragloss products, but they're pretty much all regular maintenance stuff (car wash concentrate, #111 and Aquawax) I'm not sure...

FYI, that's not a '97 Cobra. It's either a '99 or an '01.

I only have liquid detergent, so that isn't a big deal. I didn't think throwing them in the dryer was a good idea but I guess there's really no reason not to. Today is so nice I might go wash my car again.

I will search for these answers after I post the questions, but I figured I may get a quicker response to them by just asking. 1. How much is too much? I know I don't need to spend hours every week on my car, but what about regular car washes and products like Duragloss Aquawax? And beyond...

I actually plan on going outside with a MF towel and the Aquawax before I head out for the day. I have to swing by Sears to get some replacment Craftsman parts and then plan on cruising around a bit. ~50 degrees and sunny today.

I went to Target last night to get a couple things to wash it (micro fiber towles and what not) Car looks pretty good today. It's right next to impossible to dodge all the water puddles right now because everything is melting/thawing.

I work at a place that sells all of it. Free > buy one get one free. The all purpose wheel/tire cleaner is strong. We use it to get the blue off of white walled tires and raised white letters when the tires are now.

Thank you.

I don't plan on using any of it...I'm very happy with Poorboys World and Duragloss right now. I was just curious seeing as how I stare at it all day long when I'm working up front.

Not sure exactly where I should post this, so I apologize if this is wrong. It's just a general question. Is anything in the Eagle One product line any good? I only ask because we sell it where I work so I see it every day. We sell a few other things, but 80% of our detailing products have...

Yeah I got pretty lucky having someone who knows what they're doing show me everything. Thanks.

Hell yeah he did. I ordered some stuff off the Autogeek store yesterday and already placed another order today, haha. :D