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If you do it right, the neighbors enjoy it too. I only have one that complains and he lives on the street behind us. The rest come over and jam with us. Otherwise I'm pretty respectful with it. I'm limited by the 30 amp outlet anyway Back on topic - DFB I finally got some Bead Maker to try...

I’ll raise you a crazy garage stereo…

Thank you for posting this. I had the same stubby nozzle you did and you have to pry it off to remove it. After almost breaking it the last time, I stopped removing it. Makes it difficult to blow leaves when you are actually using the tool as intended.

The 3D One Step is really good stuff ^ My cousin and uncles are super old school. We wet sanded a freshly painted bumper and I told them a DA and a one step compound would fix it quicker than their wool pad then foam pad, rotary and 3M Finesse it compound. 30 seconds in, the rotary buffer...

Gave it a good wash and put it away for the winter. Does anyone have a better oil change kit deal than LMR?

Just popping in to say I bought the stupid x-mas soap......Thanks D!

I used a standard ceramic coating on the wheels of my wife’s truck and I’m undecided on it still. It’s been about 3 months and it beads ok but not like I expected. Your product might be the ticket. Ultimately I'd like it to just clean up easier. I love cleaning barrels and lips on fun stuff but...

Let us know on the wheel coating. I'd like to know how it holds up and if it's worth the extra effort and cost - and if it's any different than a standard ceramic coating

I finally bought a Kranzle for my guys in the shop. OMG it's quiet, you could stand next to it while on the phone without an issue and the total stop feature is nice. That said, I think most people would be just fine with the $120 Karcher cube that also has total stop and just buy appropriately...

looks awesome - Happy 7 years

I need that, my Max Shine is already starting to rust

Came out great, Lorne. I'd love to see and hear the Active vs Kranzle in person. Everyone can say what they want about the cost of a wall mount, but at the end of the day it makes for another way for you to thoroughly enjoy the car. A couple buckets on wheels and a decent rolly chair and car...

You will love this setup. Aside from the DI,I did everything BUT the Kranzle, and it will be the first thing I do when the current pressure washer dies.

What an amazing thread. I bought a bottle of Onyx last year as recommended by D and have not been disappointed. It's hilarious how much effort and marketing is being put into tire shine these days. I LOL'd at the Turtle Wax review

Big fan of it, but there is a lot to know/learn about it. If serious I would get an estimate and work with a reputable provider. Mine is not slippery at all when wet and I don't have to worry about anything peeling. Certain rubber will pull the sealant up if it sits for an extended amount of...

I had to go back and look, it was the blue tape. The only issue I had was the window trim

Take your time and enjoy the detail therapy but be careful with adhesive on the window trim. I wouldn't let it stay on overnight otherwise it can leave a residue. I left mine on for a couple days and it was a bear to remove.

I've got a Liftmaster for both of my 16x8 fully insulated doors. These are not light and yet they open/close level side to side No issues and super quiet operation. Bonus - they have battery backup for when the power goes out. The only drawback to me would be price - not confidence in operation

Nice! Lorne I think you already have it but make sure you get the protector for the back rail. Would hate for that to roll into a car in your garage and do damage.