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Im tired of rounding off heads and tips slipping out of place while im trying to work! I'd like a good set of screw drivers. Ive heard Mac and Matco make great ones but im open to any GOOD set that will last me, will fit well and not give me more headaches and hoping to find a good deal on...

I might have a little something to help you out. I really like this product...a little pricey but if you're smart with it it'll last you a long time. its called Optimum No Rinse. Instead of having to drag out the hose every time the car gets dusty...hose it down...wash it...hose it down...

No problem...glad i could offer a little something to the forum :). And now you DO have an idea as to how we do it...we've even done some mini vans... like the Toyota Sienna Swagger Wagon ! http://www.youtube.com/toyotaUSA/?x=1sienna <<< too funny

Your welcome, glad you liked the write up...hope it helps you out some :) lol well...to your defense...i do have the advantage of coming along into the detailing world at a time when products are a lot easier to use than back in the day...dont get me wrong, it still takes skill and PATIENCE...

Re: FS: "Garage Laptop" - Dell XPS M1710 laptop (Core 2 Duo) - $400.00 + Ship Cool good luck!

:) i can be kinda long winded...if you liked this post check out a video i did on a Camaro SS we detailed not too long ago....772 HP...unbelievable car

lol sure thing, did you read all 3 posts...i had to break it up because of the 10000 character limit.

In the case of the SUV I've been showing, i went with a Meguiars Polishing pad, using a PC (porter cable) 7424 Dual Action polisher and some Pinnalce XMT Swirl Remover #2. Being that Pinnacles product line ranges from 1-4 in their XMT product line (4 being most aggressive) this is a fairly mild...

STEP 3: CORRECTION So after claying your car and seeing the horrible swirl marks all over you decide rather than going straight to wax and just having shiny swirls you'd like to get rid of that unsightly horror. Lets first look at what the problem is...what type of defects are we dealing with...

Hey everyone, I'm pretty new to the forum but and am not sitting with a nice house or garage of my own to share some 'how to' or 'what i did' info with everyone, but i do have a different set of skills that every 'garage guy' would probably be very interested in, so i wanted to 'contribute' to...

So i've done this a couple of times (replaced a broken tile in the house)...and it turns out fine but im thinking there is probably a quicker way. Here is what i do... I bust out the old tile (fairly quick on that process). Secondly (the time consuming part) i have left over thin set left on...

Re: FS: "Garage Laptop" - Dell XPS M1710 laptop (Core 2 Duo) - $400.00 + Ship Nice looking little computer...decent price...id snag it if i wasn't so broke lol

cool, looking forward to seeing them

OK now that ive read through the whole thread, im glad i did...this Kreg set up looks awesome. If my *** ever gets enough money to get a house that i can fix up this looks like something i'll be investing in when i start learning hwo to make cabinets (cause i know NOTHING about it other than how...

I was going to read all the pages before posting but i had to comment after seeing this one lol....it looks like the ******* bat cave secret entrance! ITHINK it looks cool even if it is under the house. Now onto the work you've done, while i dont understand ALL of the posts as far as what...

thank you all and sorry for putting this in this part of the forum. I had 2 windows open of this site and put the post in the wrong one!

Ok so i hear it all the time but, WHAT ARE bearing buddies exactly. PICTURES would be a HUGE help. How exactly do they assist the trailer? Break it down for me people! Thanks

Ever hear of Dr. Color Chip? Its suppose to be really simple to use for rock chips...would help make it look a lot nicer...not quite a repaint but a big improvement

Whats up man, gilbert,az here

lol...no, im not rearranging my toolbox in that order, it was just sheer curiosity...nothing more. The calipers do look cool though