Favorite Non-Detailing, Detailing Item

[Dereksdtail]

Headphones and caffeine

 

[jarred767]

Jarred, I have 4 small air movers I link together for drying interiors. Couldn't imagine doing without them. They dry out most carpets after extracting in about 3 hours with temps at around 60 degrees.

My favorite item has to be the 30ft extension cord reels I just got... next on the list would be my Greenworks pro cordless leaf blower.. and after that would be my cordless impact for removing seats when we get really nasty interiors.

Good to know on the blowers, they'll probably be an investment in the future for sure. A couple cord reels will probably be the first thing I get after getting in my shop. Being able to just reel them back sounds so much better than trying to roll up frozen, wet, muddy cords. uhgh I gotta do some research on best drying tools now that my options will be wider in a shop setting vs. mobile too; I'll look into that Greenworks one.

 

[Muddyoldgoat]

Summer - swamp cooler
Winter - torpedo heater, long dish washing gloves, fleece lined khakis

Anytime - Bluetooth earbuds and pandora

 

[IAtegeler]

Those look awesome!! might have to splurge on, how's the reception/speaker/clarity when answering calls? Fairly clear? Thanks!

Yeah real clear quality. Also tells you when you recieve a text message

 

[Daviddear30]

I really need to do this, or just go get a cheap old buffer, but the cordless drill isn't a bad idea (less cords is always good). Do you feel like there's enough power with the battery operated one? Would a regular porter cable 7424 get the job done better/quicker?

The ryobi drill I have has plenty of power. It came with a charger and 2 batteries. I only use it for detailing (i have a corded drill already for other jobs)
I bought the extra batteries that last even longer but haven't used those yet.

 

[FinishingTouchA]

I really need to do this, or just go get a cheap old buffer, but the cordless drill isn't a bad idea (less cords is always good). Do you feel like there's enough power with the battery operated one? Would a regular porter cable 7424 get the job done better/quicker?

I use my GG6 with cyclo brushes, I figured it's worth the extra money for the warranty and the power.

And as far as headphones go, I use these and love them, mainly for the gym but they work well for detailing too. I like the rugged nature of them and when you're moving around a lot you don't have to worry about them falling off. Jlab Wireless Headphones

 

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[Bunky]

I like my Fenix head lamp. It is great for working in dim garage when vacuuming, cleaning tires/wheels, and general work.

 

[Klasse Act]

Medium sized pink eraser, makes getting dried up wax off of rubber and hard, pores plastics a breeze. It just gets down in those pores and REALLY works

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