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Brilliant Glaze on inside of windows ROCKS. have done both of our cars and windows haven't been better in years. No haze, just crystal clear glass. Glad I have 5 bottles thanks to Mystery Boxes!

I just get an error with a blank screen that says Magneto, oh well, order tomorrow.

Just used the chocolate mint DS on wife's car. OMG it smells so good, that when finished I went next door and bought 10 boxes of thin mints from neighbors daugher, who is a Girl Scout.

Corvette show in central Illinois?

Dirty towel basket, don't fold and reuse, I don't want to take any chances.

Just did the inside windows with brilliant glaze, used single soft to remove, seemed to work better than glass towel. Will see how well it worked tonight

Just ordered some, figure if it works like your video, the savings in wiper blades every couple of months, will pay for the glass boost

I have both a PC and a Cyclo, I haven't used the PC since I got the Cyclo over a year ago. It may not be the fastest, but it is the smoothest, and with shoulder arthritis that makes a big difference in my ability to use a device.

Nice, I've used polish and detail spray on a couple of my Telecasters, and have been happy with results as well.

Yes, wash first with microfiber revitalizer and either dry on low or hang dry. No fabric softener or powder detergent.

Welcome, I have used, in the past, some of the brands you mentioned. Once I found Adams, the other stuff went in the trash as every product I have used from Adams has been excellent, and the company can not be beaten as far as service and customer focus goes. Plus made in America product! You will be more than pleased with any product from Adams, as will your clients.

I would recommend Racedeck flooring and if you join the garagejournal.com you will get a discount.

I have Racedeck Freeflow in my garage and I really like it.

As far as the cabinets, I have Gladiator garage and they too are nice.

 

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That,Sir, is an Awesome garage!!!!!!!

I always forget about the energy savings, good point! Do yours seem a little shadowy? Have them at work, I think they're mounted to high, that would be hard to do in a home garage. Sorry for the post hijacking.

Ceiling height is 12 feet, I mounted three in front portion of garage (2 car garage) and 3 at back of space. All are ceiling mounted and no shadowing, not a perfect setup so I still have to use swirl finding hand held light, for up close paint inspection, but I'm not a pro so it works for my purposes. It's a heck of a lot better than the bare bulb incandescent lights the contractor installed when house was built. The one thing I am glad I insisted on was hot/cold water and floor drains in the garage. Since it's insulated, temp never drops below 45F, even today when it is only 9 degrees out.

LED lighting is wonderful. I replaced all incandescent lamps with LED strip lights last summer. 10 times the light for 1/2 the power consumption.

I love my Sidekick it's the best for getting that stubborn water that likes to hide in side view mirrors and behind moldings and trim. You should get one!

Ordered one, in addition to baseball hats, don't really need a calendar but...........

14th, I think. But don't use eBay, and don't want to after a not so happy experience with a couple of eBay transactions with another company.

Haven't noticed any issues on my white letters on the Cherokee.

Have a Cyclo and was wondering the same thing.

I'm in for a calendar if it happens

Just RETIRED from compliance officer for an insurance/investment company.

Thanks!

I had to repair a small rock chip in the windshield and used one of the do-it-yourself kits from the auto parts store. I used the one made by the company that also makes threadlocking compound and gasket stuff. The end result turned out very good, spot is barely visible and smooth with rest of windshield. My question - can glass sealant be used over a chip repair resin without issues? I like to keep windshield clean and sealed. Thanks in advance for responses.

Stupid spell check. Meant to type HOW LONG BETWEEN WASHES, not how long as length of vehicle has very little to do with it

I have both, cannon makes thicker longer lasting foam, but the gun is so easy to use as no pressure washer needed. It depends on how long and dirty the vehicle is as to which I use. If you are going to wash regularly, and with a black vehicle you will be, I would say foam gun.