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I don't like expensive hotels either but if you are going to pack a tent, I tip my hat to you!
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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It is no coincidence that man's best friend cannot talk.
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Originally Posted by PaulMys
I do like prime rib, but on the road I'm more of a fast-food guy. I've got miles to get in and little time for eating LOL.
1,433.4 miles in a day is my record (2019). My next best single day is 1,162 miles in 2011.
But whenever I go through Amarillo, Texas, I always stop for a steak at the "Big Texan".
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Originally Posted by 2black1s
Whatever I spend on that trip I won't even give it a second thought... Except for one part of it. I hate spending anything on hotel rooms. I'll look for the cheapest available even if it's a dump. I'll even go as far as sleeping in small town parks, rest areas, or wherever else I can find.
I always pack a tent and sleeping bag for those occasions.
There's one tiny problem with that. Depending on the area of the country, bed bugs are a huge problem, and a stay at a cheap hotel is a good way to "acquire" them.
A tent and a sleeping bag is a much better option ...
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Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
Yet 6 months down the line, when we’re drying wheels like real people thanks to the Metro Sidekick, or drying a vehicle like a Boss, thx to the PFM, a proper foam cannon, a hose that makes all the difference, the proper brushes, step platform, etc…. We stop and wonder how we ever got by without this stuff, or why the heck we waited so long. Lol.
I've worked with skilled tradesmen for many, many years. One common mantra is you need to have the right tools for the job. Detailing is something of a skilled trade, so it is completely justifiable to "need" the right tools for the job. And beyond convenience, it saves time. Which equals $'s for those who detail professionallly such as yourself.
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I am a big fan of the Griots PFM and my opinion is that it is the best towel on the market. That was until today. I used the Speed Master Notorious DRY for the first time and I was amazed. It immediately soaked up water on the first pass and left nothing behind. The PFM usually needs some moisture before it completely soaks up the water. I still like the PFM but the DRY is my new favorite.
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I believe in treating everybody with respect, and clean cars. That’s what I believe in.
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Originally Posted by UncleDavy
I am a big fan of the Griots PFM and my opinion is that it is the best towel on the market. That was until today. I used the Speed Master Notorious DRY for the first time and I was amazed. It immediately soaked up water on the first pass and left nothing behind. The PFM usually needs some moisture before it completely soaks up the water. I still like the PFM but the DRY is my new favorite.
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That's quite a recommendation!
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Originally Posted by UncleDavy
I am a big fan of the Griots PFM and my opinion is that it is the best towel on the market. That was until today. I used the Speed Master Notorious DRY for the first time and I was amazed. It immediately soaked up water on the first pass and left nothing behind. The PFM usually needs some moisture before it completely soaks up the water. I still like the PFM but the DRY is my new favorite.
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Never had that problem with the PFM’s. That looks eerily like the X-large edgeless PFM. Wonder if their from the same vendors as neither AG or Griots make their own....
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Personally I love the PFM’s. Only one that I feel slightly outperforms it is the “sucker”. I currently own all size of grey drying PFM’s, Gyeon silk dryer, CarPro Dhydrate, McKee’s Glaciers, TRC Twistress, Sonax MF drying towel, and just ordered some TRC Gaunlets. Gues I’m gonna have to get a couple of these to test drive.
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I get pretty much the same from all my twisted loops. I got some Duplex 18x30 520gsm from MTM that were on sale for $6 and the dry my whole car spotless as well as any of the more expensive towels.
I still prefer 2 16x16 PFM’s just because they are the easiest to use
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