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go to www.autogeekonline.net and search there.. tons of useful info there.

sonax and griot's heavy duty wheel cleaner have the same effects (turns iron deposits and other material into a dark purple color "bleeds"). it seems the nicer wheel cleaners have this "additive" in them. basicly the same stuff ironx is made out of. very helpfull when cleaning wheels but smeels...

Originally Posted By: gwdriver Chubbs- Go to your local West Marine and buy a spray bottle of Roll Off. Cost is around $12.00. Non toxic, no chemicals, and it cleans anything. I use it on both of my boats. It will clean stains of any metal, vinyl, plastic, upholstery, canvas, fiberglass, pretty...

saw walmarts gift pack last night. i was disappointed on how small the bottles were. i will pass on it.

sounds like it, i use the same stuff. it goes on and off like butter. no streaks or anything.

pureone's. go through advance auto using coupon code and their rebate. i think i got mine for a $1!!!

ask and you shall recieve!!!! http://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthre...938#Post2392938

Originally Posted By: mmab thanks for the code. I just placed an order with free shipping. awesome. imo they charge high for shipping (but i do have to give them credit on the speed of shipping and quality of packing materials). from what ive seen, unless you make a big order, your better off...

or use coupon code "freeship"

im a fan of autogeek but ive recently discovered detailersdomain.com and chemicalguys.com chemical guys is their own brand. better prices than autogeek. especially on tool/accessories like mf towels.

i dont know how much your wanting to spend but i did find this: http://www.autogeek.net/dodo-light-fantastic-wax.html http://www.autogeek.net/white-hard-car-wax.html right now they are buy-one-get-one for $70 w/ free shipping with coupon code "freeship". the one can, and they recommend, be...

top it off with their ultimate wax and clay bar kit, that would be nice.

i def feel ya on a white car. thats why i like turtle wax ice. its easy to go on/off. and it wont stain trim. as a matter of fact it will bring it back to life. and lasts a while to. it helps to do this in a garage and use some sort of spot light or shop light anything like that can aid in this.

i seriously dont see how dressings could dry out tires..? there are plenty of products out there that will shine and protect tires. it kinda depends on if you wanna get something local or internet and how much you wanna spend. my favorite places: www.autogeek.net www.detailersdomain.com...

ok, so here is what i got so far: amsoil/donaldson royal purple fram extended guard napa platinum some i could not find much info to varify: ac delco upf toyota trd (of course limited to toyota vehicles w/ some that may be able to cross reference to other vehicles. but i couldnt find info that...

im sure this has been discussed and im being lazy right now. other than amsoil and royal purple who else has a wire backed media/filter?

Originally Posted By: Pablo Originally Posted By: zyxelenator Amsoil lab might be interested in making up good UOAs for Amsoil oil and worse for other brands. That would be pretty lame. In fact, it's a terrible accusation. Think about what you just typed. And guess what? It doesn't happen...

i have heard of this before. it is very possible that a car can be out of alignment from the factory. i would imagine if you have a half aced dealership that they would be willing to check it for you and may even cover the cost within the first year or so. i always tell me friends and family its...

i would guess with aap's codes that it would be cheaper to get 4 from aap than walmart.

i have a 05 mazda 6 v6 with around 120k miles factory recommended oil 5w20. and i have a 11 mazda cx-7 with around 5k miles factory recommended 5w30. i normally use amsoil, PU or PP. so i was wanting to just keep 5w30 at home for both cars. any problems with this? basically im looking for best...