if their is, I doubt it would work. I don't see anyone leaving the parking lot and coming into the meeting. they'd be outside comparing notes, poping trunks open & comparing different products with each other.
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if their is, I doubt it would work. I don't see anyone leaving the parking lot and coming into the meeting. they'd be outside comparing notes, poping trunks open & comparing different products with each other.
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Some finger applicators (foam and MF). Clay sponges from griots and nanoskins. New tips for the PW. Griots fall out. Carpros suede towels 10pack
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I snagged up one of the pressure washers that Matt Moreman tested, equipped with all the goodies he recommends to make the experience as top notch as possible.
Been toying with the idea of getting a pressure washer for a little while now. I wasn’t a huge fan of bucket washing for awhile, but once I incorporated a leaf blower to knock most of the water off (only takes a few minutes) the car after I finished rinsing I started to enjoy it much much more. My water pressure is abysmal though, so it always left me wanting more.
It really was too good of a deal to pass up, as I only ended up paying 367 shipped. Which means I basically got the pressure washer for free, and just paid for the accessories. I did of course opt to not include the foam cannon. I just don’t see myself foaming much, and if I did want to try it I’d rather buy a cheap one than have a 90 dollar one sitting around collecting dust.
With the weather being gross who knows when I’ll get a solid time to test it, but at least once it warms up I’ll be able to really enjoy it.
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Been toying with the idea of getting a pressure washer for a little while now. I wasn’t a huge fan of bucket washing for awhile, but once I incorporated a leaf blower to knock most of the water off (only takes a few minutes) the car after I finished rinsing I started to enjoy it much much more. My water pressure is abysmal though, so it always left me wanting more.
It really was too good of a deal to pass up, as I only ended up paying 367 shipped. Which means I basically got the pressure washer for free, and just paid for the accessories. I did of course opt to not include the foam cannon. I just don’t see myself foaming much, and if I did want to try it I’d rather buy a cheap one than have a 90 dollar one sitting around collecting dust.
With the weather being gross who knows when I’ll get a solid time to test it, but at least once it warms up I’ll be able to really enjoy it.
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Is it ALOT better than the MTM?
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I couldn’t tell you. I believe the ones at work are Giant brand or something or other. I’ve never held an MTM.
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Somethings I picked up from griots flagship. Rubber cleaner (least aggressive worried bout staining wheels. Foaming surface wash. Had to check out the PFM’s. The foam creeper pad (FYI fits speed master). 3pack of glass pads. Returned the light because I found cheaper on internet and thinking about scangrip. Love that griots has life time warranty and if I decide to stick with the maxxeon I will go back. Just couldn’t find kelvin rating or cri. If any of you have a review or pm would be great. Already read Mary B’s review
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people still buy grit guards why..
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Cuz people love to be sold. I just like them to keep off of floor of bucket. Also do think it makes an excellent wash board to scrub out debris if your only using one mitt.
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It's a safer wash though. Using multiple mitts means no chance of grime getting into your clean wash solution
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Got some stuff in. Should have another from DI in 2 weeks. Waiting on the rest to come off back order before they ship. Meguiars wash mitts, xtra fluff wash mitts, 6” yellow Rupes pads, Griot’s foaming surface wash, Griot’s poly gloss. View attachment 65732
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You don’t have to wash them, just rinse them. [unless they’re really dirty]
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Just used foaming surface wash today. I still kinda feel foam cannon step is just to sell us more stuff but who doesn’t loved to see their car lathered in foam. As foaming soaps go this has worked the best for me so far. Actually saw a difference once rinsed.
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Those Lo profile brushes are amazing if you have low tires. Made well, contoured in all the right spots. I think window and buffing PFM’s are same towel but AG had em on sale for 5$ so picked up a couple packs.
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