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Welcome, cleveland.

Cleaned up the toolbox today. Products used were: Waterless wash, with ww towels Liquid paint sealant Americana paste wax. Also, please remember the fallen heroes today...

Been away from adams and detailing for a while. I just got back into detailing recently from a two year rest. Did a quick search. So if i get the 4 3/8" backing plate for the flex 3401, i can use the new 5.5" polishing pads with the flex? I dont want to get another polisher, as i am keeping the flex and 4" pads on my PC. Thanks in advance. Tom

not sure on the 'proper' ratio, but I use 3-4 pumps of car shampoo with the pump dispenser with mine. put warm water in first and then the shampoo...

I am going to add my two cents here too. I joined the forums a few years ago, knowing 'squat' about detailing. I always liked a clean, shiny car. I learned A TON of information here on this forum - not only because of Dylan or any of the other - @ adams - but because this forum gave ME the answers I was looking for. It wasn't the answer from one person, but the information gathered collectively from everyone. I am sad to see Dylan and others move on? Yes, but there will be other people that step up and fill in those shoes. It will take time, but it will happen... thanks, tom

understanding Mr. ...whatever... HONESTLY, i'm, drinking some beer! awesome forum!

just curious if the professional shop-vac is discontinued? I did not see it on the website.

that's good to hear

I spend more time on my cars than I do with my wife:help:

warm water + 2 - 3 pumps from the gallon pump adam's offers.

yes

since I have applied svrt on my door panels and adam's leather conditioner on my dash, should I remove both with adam's leather and interior cleaner first, or will the new interior detailer work to remove?

off to a good start!

a few days late...but that's the one i have. love it!!

thats ok, i'd rather clean them myself

...used them for the first time today. that is all

so there was something hidden under the engine cover nice upgrade!

i'm interested for the boar's hair brush only. thanks for doing this again

tony, i feel the exact same way. that foam cannon is a freaking beast!! i think it actually saved me some time, even though it was my first time using it. i did the same thing you did: wheels and tires first foam car and let it set a few minutes rinse off foam foam again 2 bucket wash rinse

congrats on the purchase:rockon:

***UPDATE*** since the weather finally broke into the upper-30's today with sunshine, i tried out my new pressure washer and foam cannon. one words pretty much sums them up....awesome!! the pressure washer has more than enough power to do what i want with it. it assembled easy, i added the engine oil to it, and it started after 2 pulls. i also splurged with quick-connects for the garden hose, PW pump to the PW hose, PW hose to the gun, and quick-connects for the lance/foam cannon (for ease of swapping them out while washing). the foam cannon, well, i had a grin from ear to ear while using it!!

looks like the car caught the chicken pox.

anthony, thats a big ole' smile on your face in the first pic !

well, i ended up getting a craftsman 2600psi, 2.3gpm Honda-powered unit. seems to be built pretty well built. it has a factory 2 year warranty, and special financing with 12 months to pay it off. not too bad. i also ordered the MTM Hydro foam cannon online and it should be here next week. can't do much washing here for a while, its going to be cold for the next week. i'll post results of both (mostly the pressure washer-theres a ton of info/reviews for the cannon) when the weather cooperates.

that could be it...