Mbrazelton

Anyone have a premium foam gun they are looking to trade some products for?

I know it's alittle different, but I purchased the ShopVac wall mounted unit, and I love it.

If I check out Wayback Timemachine, it looks like on the 10th it was $19.99, and on the 11th it went up to $29.99

I guess I should have been more specific, I use the least aggresive of the stage needed. nothing more than what is needed.

Anyone?

I use the same layering on my Silverado, and it always turns out amazing. I usually 3 step polish once a year, if I need to do anything else I use finishing polish.

I'd just use finishing polish. Revive seems to be a polish that is used to take out some water spots, or used on Clear Paint Protection.

My favorite for my daily driver is, doing s 3 step polish, then paint sealant, then glaze, then a Americana wax. I usually don't use H2O G&G, a lot of people love this product, I just only use it on people cars that I wash.

Well crap I was going to order two of those sprayers.

I'd be cool with just a black and white one like they have now, just no flat bill or snapback. Grey would look good too.

I hate to be the negitive nancy of the group, but any chance we can get a standard flex fit hat. Seems like it's always a snap-back flat bill hat!

I'd guess that the $350 was a deal, but a Rav4 there isn't much to protect on them. I'd guess the big thing is to get a brand that is well know, such as Xpel/3m and work with a dealer to maybe get some business.

Seen a lot of people talking about using a steamer on carpets. Wonder if anyone has any suggestion on one to buy that is not super expensive, but works good.

I have learned from the hard way that it is a must have on some cars/trucks. I ended up having both my Wife's Rav4 and my Silverado done. Both were done in Xpel, on both they were bumpers,hood, and fenders(Highway coverage is what they call it). The Rav4 was about $350 done thru the dealer, and the truck was $850 done thru someone else since the dealer did not offer it.

The weather has taken it's toll on my interior, and the other day I noticed white stain around where the floor mat doesn't cover. I tried Carpet and Upholstery cleaner and the cockpit brush. It seems to have take most of it out, but there is still alittle left. Does anyone have any tricks for Salt Stains.

Gotta agree with Zman, my favorite towel is the borderless, I tend to use them the most.

Always be on the look out for sales. I agree with the SK being good. If you want to do it over 2 days, I would split it up do the box one day then the cab. Luckily there is a good break in it, the worse part for me always seems to be the hood, bumpers, and fenders. So maybe start on the box and try some things out and get a good feel for things, they are good straight panels. I have a Dark Grey 2017 Silverado, and the day after I got it I used my SK then use glaze, then sealant over the top. Truck looks amazing, even now after 6 months it still have the very slick looking color, but it is starting to get to the point where it needs it again.

I've carefully used a plastic razor blade to remove some residue before. And by Carefully I mean super carefully to try and not pull up the edges.

Are you talking about the clear bra film edge where the wax builds up?

I must have missed this new product!

The 5th Gen ZL1 that I own, there was no way it would get between them. I usually rolled the car back, to get the other half.

Nope still liking if anyone has any

No problem Dan, you live and you learn. I read the online description after the fact. It's nice to have a list though of the products it does work with, so that will be a good tool you provided.

Dan, I tried Carpet and Upholstery cleaner in mine this week, all it did was spit and sputter. My guess after looking is that this product is non-foaming so It would not work in this sprayer. Is there a list of products that work and don't work in these?

What do you have to trade?