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stripesace

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  1. Let me see if we can't get TheWolf chime in as well. I won't someone from the team to validate, and provide some input. Heck if they even wanted to pick up where I left of and crate a nice graphic like DVK used to do, that'd be ok to.
  2. If no ones already working on that... I might have time to do a write up based on my experience.
  3. I've used waterless wash, and rinseless dilluted to waterless. The end result, it's splitting hairs on which one I preferred. Actually prefer the smell from the waterless over the rinseless. I find both to be about equally lubricant for the purpose of waterless washing. I bought a gallon of waterless in a kit. Figured if I didnt like it when I was over, I had a good gallon jug for my dilluted rinseless
  4. I think I'm going to go take a look at Modutile one day during lunch. They're right down the street from the office. I would do all with the perforated tile. I like that I can move it with me and adapt it, should I ever be relocated. My parents have epoxy floor and when it gets wet, no matter my shoes, I start sliding.
  5. I would almost prefer pumps on a few products still. I hate crinkling my bottles
  6. Maintaining a black car is a full time job Enjoy it! Looks great.
  7. As long as it updates with the most recent and discounted prices... I'd probably stroll my wish list weekly to see if somethings on sale.
  8. Just exercise some executive authority But YES. Since the description does say "every appropriate towel/applicator for the job" Since I'm in a suggestion mood this morning (ie... stuck on a conference call, and tired of working on a spreadsheet that the database guys will screw up when they try to merge it....) PERHAPS this is a great opportunity to distinquish a sample kit from a roadside kit. Same packaging, but in the roadside kit, include a 4oz bottle of APC or VRT in place of the H2O?
  9. If you're in a no fault state, you have no recourse but to call your insurance. If you're not in a no fault state, and are in a hurry you can call your insurance, file a claim, pay your deductible, and then let them subrogate the claim and see about getting you your deductible back. However, if you're trying to not muddle up your insurance claims, and you have someone who is at fault, and their insurance, then absolutely you should call their insurance company, on their claim and get it fixed. Thats why states at a minimum require individuals have liability insurance to cover the damages of others.
  10. ^^^ Me thinks that was a nice way of saying, out of respect for the provider of this forum we're not going to discuss what may be available from other vendors.
  11. Will the 32oz bottle fit in the spray can holder? Spray can holder might work on the cart as a bottle holder...
  12. I need some bottle organizers though for rolling out of the garage. I store all my gallons in a crate type tote inside. The cart is a debadged Husky cart. ZapDon... Where did you get your caddy and bottle holder that's hanging?
  13. True. But like the fun-ness of a car. The next person is evaluating career opportunities.
  14. They're actually located just down the street from my office, been tempted to drive over and take a look. I've seen some reports of it not handing temperature changes well but that was with all coin top tiles. I would probably do all of the drain tiles in my garage.
  15. Dan, how's your modutile holding up?
  16. when can we buy leather again? I've never had a problem smelling the fresher without opening the pack.
  17. Very similar. Little bit more matte finish. I find they both last about the same amount of time in similar conditions.
  18. I'd rather a whole sale type order form that totaled up in real time online before an app...
  19. I'll have to snap a pic later, but I'm in need of bottle holders... Trying to find the right materials for DIY but feel like I might have to resort to a local metal shop.
  20. great customer service is often cheaper to maintain than a steady marketing campaigns, and with usually higher returns. Having not yet met (looking to change that soon), or knowing Adam, I can tell he's just running his business the way we should all run our lives, by doing whats right, taking the high road, and doing what you say you're going to do.
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