I was looking at one manufacturer whose light was rated to 36v, but after considering the batteries peak at around 38v, I decided against it. This light isn't rated quite as high an output...
I love the coincidental timing. I was going to recommend switching to a glaze at this point (given the low levels of clear) and two posts above yours is a 4 year old thread about Poorboy's Black Hole...
Your vehicle speed analogy is correct as far as speed at the outside of a circle. If we use the 1500 RPM you mentioned and the car had 6" tires, it would go twice as fast as if it had 3" tires.
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I've always preferred piecework. As their knowledge increases so will their production and therefore pay. Also, it makes it a little more straightforward when it comes time to fix errors--either they...
Right, so do I. I'm referring to using it by machine with a MF pad as opposed to a foam pad. In addition to the increased absorption by the MF pad, the entire process benefits from a wetter working...
I agree with the consensus of ~15 cars. When using it with a MF finishing pad (GREAT combo!) that number goes down due to higher use, but I still find it an outstanding value and I will never be...
In regards to the DeWalt, why not just get a new dwp849x? Then you get the soft start. Some careful shopping will have it to you for $168. Then, down the line, if...
Be careful with the Ceriglass--It needs to be used wet and will sling everywhere! I think so much time will be spent protecting surrounding areas from the sling that it will be a net negative. It's...
I've given it a whirl a couple times on test panels, especially when the car is single stage. I still end up grabbing M205, though. Nothing particularly bad about its performance, just nothing...
I still suggest to carefully shop used. If, however, only new will due, take a look at Northern Tool. I used to have their big two gun trailer and it was filled with quality components. Some of their...
Doesn't have to be too expensive. I found a used Therma Kleen 1000 (1000 psi, turns to REAL steam) for $350. There is a marked difference between a hot water pressure washer and a true steam capable...
