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You are to humble Rich. Even though most of us were or may not be "Boots on the Ground" we all had or have a job to do. Your MOS on that ship was not any less important then a Infantry soilder that is in the field. The Armed Forces is like a chain and is only as strong as it's weakest link! I train National Guard Soilders from all over the country on the Sustainment side of the military. We do real world training to simulate if they were deployed. Logistics, Maintenance, Water Treatment, Recovery, Medical. If all of these sections are not firing on all cylinders the infantry on the ground will not operate, they need supplies, operating vehicles, fresh water, a team to bring back a vehicle if it goes down and someone to treat the soilders injuries.

Looks great Dave, best of luck to you. 

this is the case for most anything from the mid nineties and on. It uses the compressor to take the moisture out of the air that it is applying to the window. 

Tell who what.....
 
 
Saw the sky and almost dumped the box out to get stuff out. 
 
The sky almost matched the detail spray! 

Tell who what.....
 
 
Saw the sky and almost dumped the box out to get stuff out. 
 
The sky almost matched the detail spray! 

Nice Chevelle 
 
I did a wipe down of My F250 over the weekend. nothing drastic but was good to get the dust and dirt off from the week. 

Tell who what.....
 
 
Saw the sky and almost dumped the box out to get stuff out. 
 
The sky almost matched the detail spray! 

Tell who what.....
 
 
Saw the sky and almost dumped the box out to get stuff out. 
 
The sky almost matched the detail spray! 

Tell who what.....
 
 
Saw the sky and almost dumped the box out to get stuff out. 
 
The sky almost matched the detail spray! 

this is the case for most anything from the mid nineties and on. It uses the compressor to take the moisture out of the air that it is applying to the window. 

Thank you Rich, and thank you to ALL who have proven that freedom is not free. 
 
Might I also request a moment from all for those that did not get to come home the way the left home. 

this is the case for most anything from the mid nineties and on. It uses the compressor to take the moisture out of the air that it is applying to the window. 

Got my bottle today. Not sure how I feel, The above are right that its more spice than pumpkin. Loving the towel color thou, certainly glad I grabbed a bunch of those. 

I almost spit out my drink!  

This forum is chock full of first world problems

Thats some nice shine, and a really pretty chally. 

Been there done that......I keep doing it thou because they just look awesome with the SVRT! Just learn to step more carefully lol. 

no leather seats full cloth and carpet. yeah I tried the svrt on the rubber pads on my step bars and the got a little slippery don't ask how I found out lol

LOL, at least your post was short.  The worst is finding a fresh thread or question that has not been answered, putting together an in-depth response, and then clicking Post only to see two or three other answers show up. 

Wow a beattle juice reference cool 
 
Have a happy one yall. 

Wonder if we're going to get a turkey sticker and a Christmas ornament sticker?  How about an Easter egg sticker?  We could start a trend!!  

Do the interior of her car with detail spray, she will love the smell, then you have an excuse to buy more products.....

Don't have the bag(s) (want one) but your wash buckets will work great for bottles, brushes, towels, etc. I didn't count how many 16oz I had in my bucket last time I packed my stuff somewhere but it is quite a few, and the sprayer bottles will hang over the lip on the outside if you don't put the lid on. Also an Adam's bucket with the lid will keep your towels nice and clean while transporting them.
 
I tend to use my buckets for this while washing also...I will hang my APC and DWC on the lip of my bucket that I rinse my brushes in. then I can just pack the whole mess to each tire and its ready to go!
 
Make sure you don't store your towels in the bucket long term with the lid on though...any moisture will cause them to mildew and smell nasty.

I wish I had known this sale was coming when I had purchsed some in the months prior, I would have waited to not only get a great product but to support a great cause. 
 
My mother had a scare several years back and while thankfully it was not breast cancer it is certainly something that we are all now much more aware of. 
 
Thank you to Adams for supporting a great cause. 

Alan: You'll be wearing rubber gloves. Do you own rubber gloves?
Fletch: I rent em. I have a lease with an option to buy.
 
I would say you two have a problem....but....