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I like to use it ontop of collinite 845, looks fantastic.

I like lambswool (mothers) but I tend to just use a good microfiber towel rather than a mitt.

That's truth. I went into HD the other day to grab a brass tub nipple and the guy didn't even know such things existed but this is the same place that only had sharkbite angle stops no sweat on types...

If it's carpet clean it like you would any other carpeted area.

And what I'm saying is that it's not about direct rear visability but the ability to check ones blind spot before changing lanes which is impossible with a car filled with junk but not impossible...

Very true, I just took at as he wanted to use microfiber for some reason. Une of those to each your own situations.

Ok you don't seem to grasp what I am saying. Regardless of mirrors you can't check the blind spots with junk piled to the roof. It's not really about rear view but the ability to see more than...

Use a microfiber applicator pad if you are going to apply it by hand, any will do.

I have on occasion, as I recall just like with a bus the mirrors are larger to cover the large blind spots created though you are right you can't see a typical rear view they sure aren't filled with...

You rent an appartment and get a bus pass.

@custmsprty it's not so much judgement as it is advice seeing as shes living out of a car that can't safely be driven as you can't see out of the rear...

It maybe easier to pull one from the local junk yard. They are usually cheap as can be.

Then sell it and use the money to get a place and find some stability. It sure can't be driven safely with all the crap in it.

Not with that paint condition and imagine the interior work!

I figure he's saying he did something similar to your Complete Detail Package. I could see doing that in 9 hours given a interior without child destruction but I'm with you if he's actually claiming...

Usually the cars people live out of are older and often wagons, never seen someone living out of a stang.

Ya I getcha, but at that price point someone might as well go the extra cost and get gas. Each has their place.

To be fair that's 600 PSI less, .4 GPM more (the range I gave being a .3 spread to begin with) and $600 more expensive not including freight cost lol. I could buy 3 of the ARs for the price so it...

Unlike others I do believe your vehicle does reflect on the impression you make as a business. Practice what you preach is the phrase that comes to mind. If you show up in a vehicle with poor paint...

I always thought of blitz as in an intense, direct attack. A blitzkrieg in war is a bunch of short heavy atacks followed by more speed and surprise once through the initial defenses. In football a...

For me it really depends on condition. If it's noticably dirty it gets a rinse, if it's clean enough to not worry about grit then I go straight to ONR. To each their own. As for selling it to...

They only cost between $100-$200 so the price difference between that and a good gas option can be pretty large. I do have a gas PW as well but I don't use it for detailing just home tasks (like when...

1.3-1.6 GPM is low GPM. With electric pressure washers I see them as low cost replacable items that will break. It's better to be able to return something for free replacement 5 times in 5 years than...

So long as it was under your membership they should be able to pull up the purchase in their system without receipt. I've done it more than once.

Most pros here use Karchers or AR's not specifically designed for commercial use because they are easily portable and not loud enough to wake people up on early morning jobs not to mention low cost...

I have a buddy who is a flight engineer in the military, me on the other hand I lift weights for a living though I hope women dig me for things not related to my job lol