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Thats awesome man. What did you end up using to clean it with? Did you apply a conditioner afterwards? Glad i was able to help...very nice job. For the M205 I used an LC orange pad. M20 Polymer Sealant is a cleaner wax and M21 Synthetic Sealant is a finishing wax (sealant). Since I just...

Yeah it gets me by, but id like to upgrade...i think i'm going to upgrade my pressure washer first, then my extractor *sigh*..and i wonder why i can't save up any money lol Looks great man. What did you use to apply the 205? I love that stuff, one of the best products ive used. Never used M21...

Adam, the one i hear about the most...and if i had the cash i would get myself is the VX5000 http://www.steam-cleaners-direct.com/ Its pricey but from what i've heard from quite a few different people is it's worth it. I got my little McCulloch because i needed SOMETHING to help out with...

Ive seen the wall mounted vacs...heard they're really good and quite powerful. Do you have a link to the toolbox type vac you're talking about by ridgid...sounds like it might make life easier on me lol

Honestly i haven't used enough of them to compare, but with my experience with the actual Shop Vac brand from Lowes..its been a trooper. Used it for about 3 years now and hasn't caused a problem yet...and we dont just use it for cars all the time, but use the blower attachment often...have used...

Ahh you saw the Challenger huh? That was a fun detail...long and hard but man it looked so sweet when we were finished. The owner loved it, said he's going to 'treat his baby' to a visit from us once a year lol. For your leather...as long as it is the coated leather and not the type of leather...

Wow man, sorry took me so long to reply...was gonna look at your link then got sidetracked. Thats awesome. If i ever end up doing any under carriages can i come to your house lol? That would be my dream...to have my own garage, either 2 car like that or 4 car (double deep type) with all of my...

lol well the biggest thing im looking at lifting is a 1500 chevy express van at the moment...which is a pretty big vehicle..

Glazes are usually used on old single stage paint. Single stage paint has no clear...and glaze...basically...is just oil lol. So the glaze is great to use on single stage paint that has sort of that 'dry' or 'faded' look as it restores the oils back into the paint. THIS...

Yes thats why i like something small too. I DO bring halogens onto correction jobs...i want to check my work in as many different types of light as possible. I use to bring the whole tri-pod but as you said below...its bulky as hell and hard to move around and if the garage isn't big then...

Ill make it easy, get the Griots..you wont be disappointed and you have a lifetime warranty. Autogeek.net is having a 15% off buffer sale thru the weekend i believe...then just buy your product and go to town. Ill probably grab that light :) Ill check that one out too if i need one asap...

Personally my favorite D.A is the griots. It is only about $100 or less if you find a good deal on Amazon (have to hunt for it but they have sales here n' there on them). It has very good power (more than the PCXP but about equal with Meguiars). I can't remember WHO makes Megs polisher...i know...

After a clay you have tons of choices. If you're looking for a single step All In One (some correction, cleans the paint, polishes and leaves a wax behind) D151 is a good choice. I really like it, but after trying Meguiars D300 compound with the microfiber system they offer...the D151 has taken...

Hey man i really appreciate the pictures...they really tell a clearer story as to the height difference compared to the others. Plus you say you can jack up the whole front and whole back at once which i find to be a very nice option...especially if i'm going to be pulling off all four tires. I...

For a fix for a month or so use Meguiars Ultimate Protectant. For a permanant fix you'll need to dye it http://www.autogeek.net/fbk04.html Never used it myself but have heard good results and it lasts...just be careful lol

Yup that looks like Adams Prices lol. Either kit should be good...but the only thing i'd say is I prefer 5.5" pads rather that 6.5". The reason being is that, yes the PC can handle 6.5" pads...but the power has a lot more pad to be distributed to so it can effect the cutting power. The other...

Yeah id rather use 4, i just want to know the order of how to jack it up and place them

Ive got bare concrete floors...if i put some sort of a rubber mat under the ramps would that work?

HOW do you pull onto ramps anyway? In my mind i would think the ramp would move away from the car when you try to pull up onto it or the ramp would shoot across the garage?

Where are the super coupons? I didn't see them on that link