Len

Aww that sucks, was a beautiful tree.

O.o lol

Mind firmly planted in the gutter lol

 If the shafts are too long, just cut them down to the size you want.

Not the shafts, but the tips...  These are just too big for some of the crevices I encountered.

Len Great review man. They have smaller detailing sticks in the clearance section now, go get 'me.....cheap!

Thanks   Alas, Dexter has none of the clearance ones, and I imagine shipping them to Canada would be just silly. 

Dude,  I got a $200 order in today, and two of the items were 4 pack WW towels.  I lift out the 9 WW towels currently in rotation (being used) and I discover a 4-pack below them.  I have 3 4-packs blow the 9 in rotation.  I think its a problem when you're ordering tuff you don't need and you have no idea whats in your own stockpile.

You are definitely an addict, moving slowly past the denial stage

Heck, my dream house is a 4 car garage with an open concept apartment above. Maybe a partial glass floor so I can look down at the cars.

Now we're talking

I've yet to find an interior cleaner that I truly love, might give Adam's Interior Cleaner a shot.

May tried a small bottle first to try it before buying the larger bottle.

 

If anyone has before and after pics on a dirty interior which was cleaned by this product I'd love to see it.

 

Kevin

Just for you

http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/23837-my-tid-review/

This is my 2003 Ram 1500.  The last time I cleaned the interior was in August of last year.  I drove this poor beast all winter, wearing work clothes, and smoking like a chimney.  This was my fist time using TID, I recieved the kit a few days ago and wanted to put it to the test. I used the LIC and LC on my Challenger shortly after I got it, and really like both products, but not neccesary for weekly maintenence. 

Some before shots - after vacuuming.  This thing was gross!

And after.  I ended up using some APC on the floor, it was really gross.  Finished with TID though, it looks good.  I have rubber floor mats that go on top, they need to be pressure washed first though.

Also used WW on the door jambs, CUC on the seats and headliner, and of course GC on the glass.  Very happy with the results.  I love the matte finish and I am impressed with the cleaning abilities.  I am also super impressed with the utility towels, they hold a ton of gunk and keep picking up more.  The detailing swabs are also pretty sweet, though a bit large to get everything...  Another, smaller size would be awesome.

Glad I got a gallon

Thanks for reading.

Yeah, I think I prefer a real garage...  Pictures work well for the house

I LOVE my 2013 Challenger...  It's not really "sporty", but pure muscle.  Test drive one

green grass

I use an Otter Box, I need durability.  it is bulky, but the iphone is very easy to damage...  My first one (3GS) slipped out of my front pocket one day and the entire screen shattered.  When I had the screen replaced, I bought the case and neve had another problem.  When I got my 5 I bought the case with it.  I find that I drop it less with the case as well, it is a lot "grippier".

I washed my Challenger yesterday, after 2 weeks of rain she was FILTHY...  Going to try out the TID today on her and my Ram.

I'm surprised no one's said "trust me, I'm an engineer" yet.  With that said, you should trust me because I am an engineer.

 

If anyone actually said that to me I would run away screaming   My experiences with engineers have not been good lol - but I'm just a lowly electrician

now stop

You're not the only one.

Nope, plenty of us addicts here... lol

down there

reborn flame

NIce tip, I'll give it a try.  APC wasn't cutting it for me either.

There is this:

http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-400-adams-jumbo-vac-n-blo-pro-series-by-metrovac.aspx

APC and LIC.  Haven't recieved my TID yet though

seat cover

Welcome

I pity your credit card

card shuffled

Beast below