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Have a link? I bought these http://www.tooltopia.com/kd-tools-9701a.aspx Nice set, got them 3 days later. I also got a 12 piece metric set with locking flex heads off e-bay. Both seem to be in great shape and cant wait to put them to the test :)

I absolutely love pressure washing and advise it to anyone who has one. The No Rinse wash is great for touch up if its just lightly dirty or dusty, but if its in bad shape....break out the PW for sure. Rinse it down first...hit the wheel wells and the tight areas mits dont get that well and it...

Since this detail (this was done last year) ive got the 3401 and its a great machine. Never used Adams so can't say good or bad about it but have seen good work from it. Price is too high for me, Meguiars is my go to for most things. BTW, got the pop up tent since then too ol :)

Sweet man ill bookmark that. So does that store mostly sell flooring stuff or other things as well?

So how do you go about finding those auctions in your area? I would think that would be a great thing to keep my eyes on :)

Yes compressed air is a great way to knock some of the water out if you have it available ESPECIALLY in body panel line, handles, tight spaces etc where water builds up and you cant reach with a towel. Then just use a MF to 'dab' it dry or gently move it over the surface. Or as Buening said...

I totally agree on that. I check and recheck almost everything i buy. I dont care how little the $ is that i save lol. I usually end up going back to the same places most times, hell most the stuff i buy is car detailing for my business, but im thinking about learning a little more mechanics and...

in az here too man, what part you from?

With all the stores available from the HD's and Lowes...to semi available ones like Harbor Freight and of course the how ever many online stores, i was just wondering where everyone finds themselves buying from most often. For me HD and Lowes are good for 'Gotta have it now' tools. Harbor...

Wow, talked over my head with some of that (no trailer repair experience here) but i think i kinda get what you're saying lol. I didnt do anything with my friends car...so cant get the blame on that one...i think he finally got it fixed, cant remember for sure what the problem was

Yeah ive been bit by small gauge stuff a couple times... as a kid actually..my dad would put up electrified wiring around our garden to keep the dogs out (nice guy) and say 'hey go touch that for me and see if it works'....:shocking::lol_hitti

ah gotcha lol...sure ill give it a shot and end up like :shocking: Whoa wait....its just a damn magnet that resets the ABS switch? Kept having them activate when they weren't suppose to on a friends lincoln...thats what resets it?

Also the stuff i was using is Mapei Adhesive/Grout (what the tub says) from lowes.

Sorry should have been more specific, these are 12x12 flooring tiles. What type of trowel (link?) would you suggest? Wow...lol

thought this tread looked interesting...i buy from them here and there. So im subscribed :)

Sounds like a cool tip. I usually put a little water in the bottom of my wet/dry whenever sucking up dust/sawdust etc to minimize dust coming back OUT...that wont hurt anything will it? Do you have a link to a diamond blade that you think would work well...never used one so one is the same as...

cool. sounded too simple to be true thats why i posted lol. Might grab me one :) Just gotta save up for a decent screw driver set first! lol yeah ya think!? a battery huh...sounds fun lol. Maybe you should get one of these too. What kinda work do you do

lol, 25 single and lovin it my friend!

I was nosing around amazon and came across this http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00018AONE/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Cheap price...sounds cool, but i have no experience in magnetized tools other than a one philips that i have lol. Any thought/experiences?

Diamond grinding wheel?