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Get some microfiber revitalizer, I had a great white get stained with hair dye when my wife used it to cool her head working out in the sun(it holds a good bit of water). The revitalizer got it clean enough I can't pick out which towel it was she used.

So seeing how well the water comes off the cars when it rains with Adams, does the boat even touch the water or does it float like a couple of opposing magnets?

Droid Bionic, looking to upgrade to a Galaxy Note 2 or 3 at the end of the year. Never had an issue with running out of space, but I do pull the pics from the phone every so often.

I'll have to try this with my sidekick in the Vic, rubber floor and plastic rear seat, should air out nicely.

Love the Goat, not a big red fan, but that thing is just too sexy cleaned up.

Great review of the New Buttery, did you test out the water beading/shedding properties after application?

Welcome Rex!

Love that blue on the Silverados, had a 2001 Extended Cab, beautiful color. That side shot looks amazing, great results as always Mook.

I didn't detail a loaner I had when my Taurus was in the body shop, but I did give it a good wash. It was bad enough being in a minivan, but a dirty one was where I drew the line.

still not seeing the right place to get the link....

I know it can be done, cause I see many of you do it. I have not been able to figure it out.

This didn't go too well for Clarkson a few years ago...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jPaYnaKVDk

What kind of brush are you guys using?

I have a 2013 and it only took 1 pass of fine machine polish with my PC to get it looking pretty sweet. Can't wait to se the results with the Cyclo.

I have to redo the rubber floor in my P71, sounds like TID will be the route for an LSP.

Just when you think they got him, he has another trick up his sleeve.

That's pretty awesome.

Customer Support Representative for a photo-lithography equipment supplier.Basically I am first line maintenance for equipment used to print microchips.

I missed this one when it went up, sweet little R, great color.

Nice shine on that Mook, that cyclo does a good job.

Whatever you try don't put it in your dishwasher..... unless you really need a clean kitchen floor.

I now slightly hate you, this is my dream car!

Seriously it looks great.

I haven't driven a Dart. I've driven plenty of Mazdas, which are very similar to Fords. I will say that with all the traveling I have done for shows recently, and of all the cars I have rented or been in, the Cruze was overall the best. This includes over a Jetta, a Kia, or a Hyundai. Granted rentals aren't always the "best" light to see cars in, but the Cruze was the nicest of the beat up bunch.

 

Rich, your best bet for him is to get whichever feels more comfortable to drive around. Everyone will, as always give you their opinions, fan boys or not.

I disagree with part of what you say. A rental can be the best light to see what a car is really made of, if you get a higher millage car and it still feels good, that is a well made car. The rental market will put years worth of wear on a car in weeks worth of time.

Guess I'm going to have to figure out how....

Looks good, I really like the HHRs, had one as a rental once and it was a decent little car.

Sounds like maybe too much product or the surface was too hot, but you mention being in a garage so maybe not. With it being a year old maybe you're dealing with a settled product, so the solids to liquid ratios were off. Did you shake the hell out of it to get a good mix before starting?

These transformations are amazing, the Saab is one that gets me, great color and totally flawless afters.