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How do you guys go about getting the brake dust off your rims? - the baked/embedded in ones. I tried claybar, and it got some off, but some of it is stubborn.

How do you guys go about getting the brake dust off your rims? - the baked in ones. I tried claybar, and it got some off, but some of it is stubborn. ~ Is it okay if i just go about and use PB wheel sealant on top of these and hope more do not accumulate?

What do you guys think about spot buff pads? Are they useful or a waste of money? This is what I am refering to: http://www.autogeek.net/spot-buff-kit.html

What products do you guys use for cleaning glass? what is your process too?

So, I just finished a detail and washed my microfiber towels. I threw them in the dryer and stuck it on delicate. The next morning, I came back and the towels all had static. Did I just ruin 80 bucks worth of pakshak towels?

So, I just finished a detail and washed my microfiber towels. I threw them in the dryer and stuck it on delicate. The next morning, I came back and the towels all had static. Did I just ruin 80 bucks worth of pakshak towels?

So here is the problem. Somebody seems to have written some jibberish on the windshield stock of a 94 integra. Seems like it is permanent marker...so what is my best option to taking this off without discoloring the plastic. (the ink is red). TIA

Does anybody know of any discount codes there? Would be helpful as I am ordering $200+ worth of stuff. =)

In an effort to save time, is it possible to clay the car and leave the detail spray on the surface to dry up? After this, I would go to polishing...but I always wondered if the detail spray residue would mess with the polishing compounds. If not this way, how do you save time while claying the car?

Hi, how is everybody? Anyways, I bought the lgcm with the proheat and turbo brush. I should add in that the turbo brush is absolutely useless. I ended up paying 115 for mine because I added a 1 year replacement plan...basically, I have two years for it to break, and I get a brand new one scotch...

Hi, how is everybody? Anyways, I bought the lgcm with the proheat and turbo brush. I should add in that the turbo brush is absolutely useless. I ended up paying 115 for mine because I added a 1 year replacement plan...basically, I have two years for it to break, and I get a brand new one scotch...

What is everybody using to apply your favorite carnauba wax? foam,mf,terry?

How do you guys use your grit guard? Do you put soapy water in? or just clean water? Do you have two or just one? (for two bucket method)

Help me decide on either http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=00917762000 this wet/dry vaccum and accesories for ~100 or ww.pakshak.com $100 in microfibers from pakshak. =)

I'm currently shopping around for a wet/dry vacuum and am wondering what all of you guys are using. Hopefully, it can be bought locally too. So let me know which one you are using, why you like it, and list your dislikes/problems. Thank you.

What kind of microfiber towel would be good to use when using S&W? Preferably from pakshak.com or poorboysworld.com

I was just wondering if Meguiars Gold Class Car Wash Concentrate was bio-degradeable (spl? ~im too sleepy). If not, which concentrate is?

Which pakshak towels should I use for what? I need a some for Polish Removal, and Wax removal. There is ultra, ultra plush, and ultra fine...and I am not really sure on what to buy for what. Help me out please!:D TIA

Very cool. the ssr3 is huge! haha. The products came pretty fast, and the packaging was great. Only bad part was some of the "BSR" leaked during shipment...then i dropped a bottle and the bottle cracked...both of which has nothing to do with poorboys. =) Very cool of him to stick in a free...

Hey guys. I have a car due for and the hood is discolored with dark splotches and light areas all around. This I suppose is from waxing in the sun (that is what she told me she did a few years back), so Im just wondering if there is any way around the blemeshes or any way to cover it up. Let me...