Tried out a couple new products!

[Meghan]

Wanted to try out a couple of our new products. Have to say I really like the plastic blades. Had a sticker on my window that I needed to remove so I tried it out on that and came off with no trouble at all. Black gloves are new at the Geek too, I have already tried them out with wheel detailing and was very happy not to have to scrub my nails when done.


Black Nitrile Gloves, I think these are great for detailers, and even better if you are working under the hood!

Black Nitrile Gloves, nitrile detailing gloves,


[video=youtube_share;qJu1-PfcYLY&feature=player_embedded] - Ammex GlovePlus Black Nitrile Gloves Overview[/video]



Then the ScrapeRite Plastic Razor Blades.

Use a ScrapeRite Plastic Razor Blade to safely remove stickers from auto paint and glass.



Use ScrapeRite Plastic Razor Blades on:Remove:

• Aircraft
• Appliances
• Aquariums
• Auto
• Banners
• Boats
• Bottles
• Chrome
• Cookware
• Countertops
• Fiberglass

• Furniture
• Glass
• Machinery
• Marble
• Metals
• Plastics
• Skis and Surfboards
• Tile
• Tools
• Vinyl
• Window tint

• Adhesives
• Bird droppings
• Crusted dirt and bugs
• Reseller Resources
• Drywall joint compound
• Baked and dried foods
• Grime buildup
• Labels and stickers
• Paint overspray and splatter
• Sign Letters
• Tape
• Tree sap
• Wax

ScrapeRite Plastic Razor Blades, Scrape-Rite Razor Blades, Plastic blades



Here is my sticker I wanted off the car...

Used a little Xenit to loosen it up some.

Let it sit for a few seconds...

And lifted right up nice and easy.

Plastic Blade did great at greating all the sticky residue up

Sticker free again.

 

[Jenn1270]

Maybe it is just the light, but that pillar looks like it could use a little trim restorer.

Jenn

 

[A4 1.8tqm]

Nice! I've been using cheap black nitrile gloves from Harbor Freight, I'll have to do a comparison. And the plastic razors are always good to have around, I can check that off from the "Products Autogeek should carry" thread's tallied list. rops:

Maybe it is just the light, but that pillar looks like it could use a little trim restorer.

Jenn

:laughing: :xyxthumbs:

 

[Emile]

Nice write-up, Meghan. But how do we know it's you working under those black gloves? Im the MAN

I've also been using these black nitrile gloves and I love them. They are thicker than the infamous blue Stanley gloves and they seem to stop liquids from entering the gloves much better. :xyxthumbs:

 

[Meghan]

Maybe it is just the light, but that pillar looks like it could use a little trim restorer.

Jenn

Oh it could thats why I am thinking about trading her in, she is getting harder to keep clean and shiny!

Nice! I've been using cheap black nitrile gloves from Harbor Freight, I'll have to do a comparison. And the plastic razors are always good to have around, I can check that off from the "Products Autogeek should carry" thread's tallied list. rops:


:laughing: :xyxthumbs:

We do watch the list, even when you think we aren't!

 

[mchess1]

Oh it could thats why I am thinking about trading her in, she is getting harder to keep clean and shiny!

Do I see a 3 Series Bimmer in your future??

 

[Meghan]

Do I see a 3 Series Bimmer in your future??

Only if my friend Jon in West Palm is willing to part with his! rops:
My beer budget can't pay for my champagne taste in cars, so I need to find something more in the Coors Lite range not the Dom Perignon range! :laughing:
One day when I get there I will be driving one of these...