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no one ever answered this question. do we need to separate the blue MF towels and the white drying towels?

ah, so I have to be the one to test it huh? HAHA. If I do get it I'll make sure I PM you and let you know.

I know this might be hard to remember, but did you buy all the MF towels that are causing this problem at the same time? Could there have been a bad batch that is leaving fibers? another dumb question, but if you keep using it, does it seem to be thinning out?

Part#2? I need to go find part#1. The interior and engine bay look amazing!

hmmmm. I guess it can't hurt to try it. If they don't work I get $55 back. HAHA. But if they are like anything else I've bought from Adams I highly doubt I'll be sending it back.

they look pretty soft. but I guess if they are working on his they would work on ours. although, for $50.... I don't know.

I totally forgot about that! Nice call and thanks for reminding me! I have to add that onto my cart for my next order.

was there any specific reason behind doing away with #2? I use #2 on my tailpipes and it works great! I don't really need anything aggressive because it's mostly just the oxidation from the exhaust so I don't want to use anything that would leave scratches...

I can't speak for "other" chrysler products but I do know that the SRT8's with the brembo's all have brake noise and bad dust. just reading through the SRT forums I've noticed that and that everyone seems to be switching to those EBC pads. My dad does have a Dodge RAM and I don't think he has the problems we do with the brakes.

all of them. HAHA long story but right now I have all of my stuff in a big rubbermaid container in the back of the jeep. but normally, I'd keep some APC, GC and a MF towel.

excellent. Yes that helped. Our wheels are different but I don't think the openings on mine are any smaller than yours so the brush should fit on mine too. I have the brush on my list for the next order. I know that putting the EBC ceramic brake pads will help on the squeal and I think on the brake dust as well but I haven't tried them yet. But yes, these Brembos really suck for the brake dust they throw out. quick question. yes, one more. Do you suggest just using the APC instead of buying the wheel cleaner? I have a whole gallon of the APC I havent' opened yet so if the only real difference is the smell then I will just wait and buy the wheel cleaner when my APC runs out.

awesome! Thanks Junkman!

wow. I need to go change my pants now.

Jeff, what do you use to get in behind the wheels? You have the same brakes I have so I know the backside of your wheels get really dirty and I see you got them looking spotless. I typically use a soft toilet bowl brush but without taking the wheels off totally I can't get them THAT clean.

sorry for bringing back the old thread, but can someone fix the video? I'm finally going to be moving into a house and I want to order one but I wanted to see how it works first.

I think the old one (which is the one I have) would be better. the vents are not blocked by your hands. The side handle is closer on the old one which would allow you to transfer pressure to the pad better. And it's a bit lighter which could be bad or good.

what happened to these? The looked amazing and I was going to make a small order in a couple weeks but now these are missing off the web store.

I posted this someplace else in here a long time ago but not that I see we've got this forum... I know there are a few ways, but I use an ordinary pencil eraser to remove the dried wax from black plastic trim. It works best if you buy one of those block erasers but you can really get into the tight spaces with them.

Nice car. I love the new Challengers and the black looks awesome when it's cleaned up. And welcome to the SRT club.

I'd love to have one of those sitting next to my Jeep.

MS paint at it's best! HAHAHA

what the....? I wanna see SRT porn!!!!! gimme!!!!!

No chrome. Just A!

I didn't get a call. That's it. I'm buying turtle wax for now on.

I went to home depot and bought a bunch of those smaller plastic containers. They are only $.99 so buy a lot. Then I labeled them for things like drying towels, metal polish, wax, polish, sponges, wipe down...and then I try to keep the same applicator pads and MF towels in the containers togehter. even after they are washed.