Thank you. Which post is your car?Nice? No, it looks frecking awesome.
Very nice. With white your Blk/Alum rims really accent your car well. Plus, my white cars I had in the past, were 100% easier to keep nice looking.This one is when I finished my first detail of the year last month.
Looks good as always, Ira. Really like the styling of the GT/CS’s.This one is when I finished my first detail of the year last month.
Thank you Mark. This one’s a keeper as I’m not thrilled with the S650 version.
Saw one in person at the dealer I bought my GT from. They didn’t have the blue wheels so I don’t know how those look in person. Didn’t look too bad, the blue badging is cool as is the striping. The grille accents are just meh.
Thank you. That’s the 2025 Mustang GTD $300k Supercar.
Whats the battery life on these bad boys? And the power is enough? I haven't delved into the cordless polisher rabbit hole.
I finally received my new cordless Rupes 15mm polisher last week. Did a quick polish on the truck (cars are still under covers). Machine weights 5.53 lbs with the battery.
That’s about .25 lb lighter than the corded machine, but has MUCH BETTER balance. I’m more than satisfied with the new machine, a real pleasure to use.
Battery life is 40 minutes, holding the trigger all the time at max speed. Battery takes 50 minutes to charge. Comes with 2 batteries and a charger that holds the 2 batteries. The machine is as powerful as the corded machine. It’s better balanced, smoother, lighter and quieter than the corded version. It’s everything that Rupes advertised and said it was. I’ve got 5 cordless machines now. This is by far the best in my opinion but also cost the most.
