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Hundreds of products out there for cars, trucks, and motorcycles. I am amazed at how many will argue over the use of some products versus another. And how butt hurt some can get. I like to read through and gather information. I try to see who does what. And I find that most people who use a product (mechanical, chemical, electrical, etc) and have a great deal of experience (mechanics, detailers, electricians, etc) I tend to take their word over some of the common folk. I like it when I can ask a question and get some reasonable and responsible answers. But it does get interesting(?) reading some responses and critiques.
Flame away and do your thing. Just remember you have an opinion and it will be different than others.... don't get pissy when others may disagree with you. That makes you look like someone.....well that is on the far left of things.
while there are hundred of products, there are a handful of common sense concepts that make it all easy to understand
the problem is that even when you masterfully explain something simple to the willingly ignorant, you can't take the next step and understand it for them
So a bike in my garage has been parked for a few years, Had to get moved from prime spot to make way for another bike. So I hosed off with pledge. It had layer of dirt. Not saying I would pay someone for this treatment, and not saying it will look like a pro did it in the sunlight.
But when the gf manuevers around it to get in the house, it will look better.
So a bike in my garage has been parked for a few years, Had to get moved from prime spot to make way for another bike. So I hosed off with pledge. It had layer of dirt. Not saying I would pay someone for this treatment, and not saying it will look like a pro did it in the sunlight.
But when the gf manuevers around it to get in the house, it will look better.
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