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Leaf blower here too. Bought a sidekick and it is sweet on my roof/vents/door jams/wheels etc. it is perfect for that application. I use it to blow off my workbenches and even used it in my garage

Not on Chevy! Lol

Woooowheee! Thread is 2 years old

I have the short hose on mine and wouldn't hesitate to go longer. This thing has balls. Powerful as hell.

+27 for the Bosch Icons.

I agree with beemer. Paint sealant and maintain with guard and gloss. The shine from liquid paint sealant seems to be great, and guard and gloss is awesome. No need for a wax that will last a few weeks, the guard and gloss will stay for a month or two.

They have a yellow one that is sold in the combo deal with shampoo for $17. Good stuff

I've had the same issues with the blue clay bar. I switched to another brand until a new clay is released

I've found that the deep wheel cleaner doesn't change colors for me much on any of my vehicles, they just don't put out alot of dust. I dilute it and still use it because it breaks down the crap inside my lug barrels and makes it easy to hose out without brushing much, if at all. APC in the wheel wells and on the tires. A hard stream of water seems to clean almost everything out of my wheel wells since I started using under carriage spray

I'd love to see some new decals on the site. I usually add one or two small items to my order and my detail cart and plastic totes could use some more!

I'm just excited i was able to snag a gallon of it for $29.99 plus 15% off. Added some orange towels and off I go.

Just grabbed a short hose, it's pretty awesome. Makes inside the door jambs and engine bay easier. Helps in the fender wells to dry out before undercarriage spray too.

Got my white one today. So sweet. Don't make any more white ones, and now it's a collectors item!

A few contractors I know use Independant Trading Company sweatshirts. They're warm, true to size, and haven't shrunk yet.

Whoa

Adams got me taken care of as well. New bottle, tried it out the other day and it's much better

No zip. Scratches, rolls when you sit, and sucks in general. Pullover 100%

Pads, paint correction and finishing polish. Good microfibers. Liquid paint sealant. VRT. I don't use the deep wheel cleaner all that much, as my brake pads don't throw too much dust. APC is a must. And a good supply of beers.

Started with a few mystery boxes and was hooked. Now I'm screwed.

Ahhhhh, i like the VRT on the shutters. I'm going to get after that this weekend! Looks like i'll do VRT on all the door weatherstripping as well, to keep it from drying out.

A lot of the matte wheels are finished with a matte clear coat. Short of sanding and painting I'm not sure you'll get the gloss you want.

These are mixed into lots of different threads. I don't know if a thread already exists (if it does, please delete this as I couldn't find it when I searched). Glass cleaner is self explanatory, but I used guard and gloss on my white vinyl fence and paint sealant on my Generac stand by generator. Now the grime and crap from the trees hoses right off.

Nice. I use and Echo 770H. Then blow my lawn and driveway after. No electricity, no adding breakers.

The MFR can get expensive if you're washing towels often. I pre soak in oxi clean (which I have anyway) and wash with regular HE detergent. Add a second rinse to the cycle and throw in some white vinegar with the second rinse.

I used it for the first time yesterday after getting it in a mystery box. What a difference, it's pretty cool stuff. my wheel wells, mudflaps, frame, etc all coated. Had to put some cardboard underneath to contain the drips, and I got some streaking, but my tires throw so much crap up into the wheel wells anyway it won't matter. Looks like I just painted everything black.