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97F1504RAD

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About 97F1504RAD

  • Birthday 12/04/1963

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  • Location
    Nor-Cal
  • Interests
    Cars & Trucks, Firearms, Oakland Raider Football
  • Vehicle Year
    1997/2006
  • Vehicle Make
    Ford
  • Vehicle Model
    F-150/Mustang
  • Real Name
    Richard

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  1. Glad you like it. In fact that's a great idea as well. So Thanks for the idea.
  2. I soak my pads in DP Polishing pad Rejuvenator then rinse completely squeeze them dry by hand then take a terry cloth towel folding in half stick the pad in between the towel step on it with full body weight to get all excess water out then sit the pads on their side to dry over two days. I have pads that have been used for 4 years and they still look almost new doing it this way. The DP cleaner is the ONLY product that can get my pads clean. I have tried various APC and dawn and the DP CLeaner is the only stuff i will use. There is Nothing better.
  3. OK Ty it is on it's way to you so now you need to find something to pay forward.
  4. What's going on Bert Glad to see you aboard
  5. OK i have found something to give away. I may not get it shipped out to someone until after the first of the year but the first to claim it gets it. I have a Megiaurs Tire Brush never been used. Have a detachable handle. Meg's no longer makes or sells these and I grabbed a few of them at a discount store when they were being discontinued.
  6. Yep your right Ty I am slacking big time. I will most likley open them
  7. Sorry guys I have not had a chance to locate something in my house yet but I will I promise.
  8. Yep I always do this no matter who's towel it is.
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