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Hello all,

I've unfortunately lost the little wrench that allows one to swap out the backing plate.

Does anyone know how I could get a replacement? Or at least know the size, I live close to a Home Depot/Lowes.

Thank you!

Give them a try and see if you get the desired results.  They don't last forever, but if stored in moderate temps they will be good for several years.  The new CP and FP are much better polishes than the previous '3 step' version.

Yea I'm curious about separation because they sat for so long. With this sale though it may be worth purchasing the new combo. 

Hey all,

I've purchased a set of the most recent pads for my PC, however I've got the old set of 3 polishes from adams.

Have these polishes expired? Are they safe to use on my new orange and white pads? 

From what I've read brushing often is the only way to keep them going

This pad is over a year old, and has seen nothing but 2BM Washes. 

I've been incredibly lazy with the maintenance. This pad has seen my HE washer numerous times, and occasionally entered the dryer. 

Brushing it out helps, but this is beyond repair. A warning to everyone showing how important it is to follow the proper care instructions for their pads. 

Does every lift kit always require a new transmission? Or will the stock one fail too early?

Wheeler Dealers is also my favorite show featuring cars.

I agree, my foam cannon attached to my 1600 PSI Karcher is very watery. 

Guys, I ordered an MTM foam cannon through the chemical guys (or whatever the company name is... wish it was Adams, but I digress). I searched for it in the forums, but it didnt pull any results. You guys have it? Like it? I had my pressure washer sit for 3-4 years with no maintenance. I changed the oil, filled with fuel, pulled, and it started first shot.

 

Based on that, my Gilmour foam gun just doesn't produce the shaving cream foam that I want. The foam also doesn't dwell like I want. I think this new cannon along with my 6.75 HP pressure washer () will be just what I've been wanting. Any thoughts?

I have the same one, just figured out how to get it started will share results tomorrow!

Did you use Teflon tape on the threads? Might help with the leaking.

I have some of that white tape. Do you just wrap the threads and then screw it on top?

No problem, let me know if that works.

I actually went out tonight, picked it up!

Good news, it worked! Worked well! Thank you very much again! Saved me from a lot of stress haha.

Just a little leaky but ill figure it out.

Thanks again!!

Ill check it out tomorrow. Thanks a bunch for the help!

Try this.... take that brass reducer that is screwed onto the black piece. Flip that around and see if it screws into the Foam cannon. If so, see if your hardware stores has a pipe nipple in that size. I believe the size is 1/4 NPT.

It does...I think. Hopefully bringing the parts to my local shop will be the solution :/

I remember seeing something before about that brand of pressure washer and the foam cannon setup. I think you need a special attachment sold online. Try pressure washers direct.

I already bought that special connector.

It fits fine into the wand, but connecting the cannon to the "special connector" is where I'm stuck.

I recently bought a foam cannon and Karcher K series pressure washer. I have the proprietary adapter for the washer but missing a key part in the connection.

I'm hoping the pictures will explain it best. Ignore the silver piece as that's for gas washers.

So I'm missing one key piece and I'm hoping someone knows where I can get it ASAP

My sister was at the second bombing, but wasn't injured. Just was in shock the past few days.

My father was part of the first responders that day. Calling him and when he wouldn't answer was the most nerve wracking moments of my life. When he answered, we both just said I love you, and he said he had to keep helping.

Glad to hear your on a road to recovery!

Good luck! Wish you were closer! Wish I had 6k laying around!

I'm in the Boston area. About to be free for the summer, I'd like to talk

I'll be there!

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You should ask him what kind of paint was used and the manufacturers specs for polishing! Then go from there . You can use detail spray. The paint needs to cure . Nothing on top of it that would stop paint from curing?

I gave him the paint code from Honda, then he sprayed new paint in. It's stil got 98% original paint left haha. I also cleared off the panels he painted, with distiller water and car wash soap.

On my 2009 MDX there were a few dings that I couldn't stand to look at anymore.

After days of online research..I came up with nothing, no one who could repair these dents who I could trust.

Eventually I found my neighbor who knew a guy, who knew another guy that pulls dents.

Long story short, I had him do the work and fortunately all the dents and missing paint are fixed.

But he washed and buffed the car, even though I told him not to bother.

The car has never been polished prior to this but I'm unsure if he polished it or just used a filler glaze as I can see some left of "paste" on my panels.

Attached are some pictures! Let me know what you think.

Excuse the poor grammar it's late on a school night

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That's awesome! Congratulations

That is incredible.

Awesome Camaro man! Welcome to the site!