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I work at the Nissan plant here in Smyrna for 23 years and actually build the Maxima. Just to give you an idea, the clock numbers here are over 10,000, so that should tell you how many people that's...

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Powerlock, 4 months after.

Shure SE215, for $99 you can't beat them. Klipsch are good also.

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Rating: 4 - Review by Tim Gideon
Apr 13, 2011 – For merely $119, the Shure SE215 has no...

I can actually get you a deal on nissans or Infiniti, so shoot me a pm

Nice ride. I work at Nissan in Smyrna,TN and most everyone here leases an Infiniti because we can lease them pretty cheap. If you get a chance to drive the M56 then you need to check it out, that...

I understand what your saying Rsurfer:) I did a 2002 full size GMC truck in about 20-30 minutes and had zero marring. The microfiber towel I used to wipe it off with was almost completely black after...

At some point during the claying process before you fold it its doing the same thing. Basically same process, when you fold the clay, you would rinse the autoscrub pad, which is what i did and had...

I bought one and it works great. Just keep some clay on hand for tight places like between a roof rack.

By the way, have y'all tried the nano skin auto scrub? I bought 1 and it works pretty good.

I saw the chart earlier but was wanting to see if someone had a better combo that they've used with these products.

Thanks Bobby.

What pads would you use with these products? Menzerna SIP, Menzerna 85rd and menzerna Power lock. I've got a 6.5 white pad and 6.5 red pad but I'm fixing to buy the 5.5 pads. I was thinking 1 yellow,...

Yes I'm aware that It is flammable. I was just wondering if anyone has ever tried it.

I've just recently got some detailing things and I've only done 2 vehicles. A 2011 Murano and a 2000 gmc pickup. I'm still learning and still need a lot of practice:) The Murano didn't need any...

Cool. I live behind the library. I'm thinking I should've posted in the introduce yourself section first:) sorry for that but, I'm glad I finally posted:)

We have to wear safety glasses and just regular cotton gloves. We do have a place where we do paint repair. I don't work in that department though.

Thanks for replying. I wasn't real sure if it was cheaper alternative or not. I actually work on the Nissan assembly line here in Smyrna, TN and we use it to clean the paint before we put emblems on...

Been lurking around for a while and never posted so I was thinking (which is kinda scary in itself) has anyone tried Naphtha before their LSP? I work at Nissan and We use it on every vehicle before...