Michael B.

well, you can choose how high the quality should be from the vid, from mono to x264 high def, havent tried the highest since it takes a while to download

Great idea! How are you downloading them? I use the Download Helper addon with Firefox. You can download any video on the Internet with that FREE addon.

i use this program

http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/ real easy and you can add the things you want, no need to use IE or firefox, its a stand alone program and its freeware

Some good stuff, i really didnt know that it was that safe using a D/A i dont have the PC but the Meg G220 so i much like it.

Now im not so "scare" about damaging the paint.

Thanks m8

Another great garage production as always, i ordere a duster like you so it should come by mail anytime soon, and yes i DID find a dealer here in denmark who sells em, im impressed..hehe...

Thanks for the tips AJ

I don't wet sand headlights. Never had a need to. If they are fogged up or hazy, I just use the Adam's Swirl & Haze remover and the orange 4" pad. Works every time and is a whole lot less abrasive to the glass. Look for my write-up on how to do so. It's a sticky in the Detailer's Write-Up forum.

Yes here i am again..lol...

i was wondering, i was planning on wet sanding a buddies headlight soon (they are really bad) but maybe i should try with the polisher only (its a D/A like the PC) and see if thats enough.

Thanks for the great vid AND extremly good help in the whole detailing world, you really made me wanna do more, but its going uphill here in denmark when it comes to detailing, but i havent giving up yet

I bow for my tutorial guru

Yeah its me again (you will never get rid of me..lol) dropping by and saying prober thanks for all your great vids, you know ived been watching..hehe

Thanks again

Great stuff AJ you know ived been watching your vids alot, even downloaded em so i can burn em out on a dvd, just to make SURE i always have them, you never know if youtube goes broke or something..hehe

So thanks my master