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I assume a Honda Accord V6 7th gen. I would try rolling it on after removing the air box.

I usually buy tools based off of quality and value. I'm in my early 20s and all the Craftsman stuff I've seen, new and old, never impressed me. COO is somewhat important to me, but I won't blindly buy a tool just because it's made in specific country. I also believe no one brand can do it all...

Never had an issue. Usually the fakes look completely different from the originals. Try looking at sellers with high ratings. There are sellers who are online hardware stores and can offer better pricing, and those who part out kits. If you have any doubt, just post a link to their listing.

I would look for batteries on eBay. I have seen new in packaging twin 1.5s go for $35. Usually 2.0s new in packaging go for $30 each and 3.0s for $40 each. If you look at ones not in packaging, there even cheaper as they are parted out from kits.

The cheaper electric pressure washers tend to use M22-15 whereas the better stuff uses M22-14. Likely your's a M22-14 connection. Don't know if you missed the links I provided, but I got my pressure washer stuff from Obsessed Garage. Get stainless if you can, they last longer.

You'll want something like this: https://www.obsessedgarage.com/collections/detailing-all/products/mtm-3-8-female-stainless-coupler-quick-disconnect https://www.obsessedgarage.com/collections/detailing-all/products/mtm-3-8-male-stainless-plug...

There are two types of detailers; the hobbyist and the one that wants there car clean. Pick which one you are and the products for that. I like to detail as a hobby and own a wide variety of products. Like any field, you can get lost in the madness. The HF DA work just fine for a beginner. Just...

I find all electric pressure washers to be in the same ballpark. Its the accessories that ****. Upgrade to a nicer hose, shorty gun, and quick disconnects, and you'll have a better experience. I use a Kobrajet hose, MTM SGS28, and MTM quick disconnects. Matt from Obsessed Garage is great...

A Dual Action Polisher will not leave holograms in the paint. A compound without a polishing step may leave a hazing behind if aggressive enough. Also a pad cleaner is nothing more than an all purpose cleaner. My APC of choice is Optimum Power Clean.

Since the OP wants suggestions, here's my goto. Lake Country Flat Pads: Orange for cut and White for polish. If you need something aggressive, Meguiars Microfiber Cutting Pad. And if you need a one step, Buff and Shine Euro Fiber Pads. I use Jescar Correcting Compound and Finishing Polish, and...

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Just noticed it. Thank you.

What brand are those long reach pliers?

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Been a long time lurker and spent way too much money from being on here, but decided to finally post.