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Our 07 jetta just came back from the body shop about two weeks ago due to one of our teenagers :furious: , so how long do I need to wait before I can wash it? And put some polish or wax on? It has a base coat, clear coat, flake silver paint too. PLMK-Thanks.

This is the cowl panel trim that goes between the hood and the windshield of my 06 Nissan frontier, from the sun it is almost grayish-white....303 works on it for a few weeks but I am considering making NISSAN replace this under warranty but before I do, one last shot here; I'm looking for long...

I have been using Adams undercarriage spray on some recent jobs and I have mixed feelings about the scent, without posting my thoughts on the scent, do you like the way it smells? (not for you personally, but in your detail jobs, IE: does the scent effect the overall customer satisfaction?)

UPDATED 3/2/8 {Lot A} Megs paint cleaner 50%, Megs leather care 75%, Megs Cleaner Wax 50%, Mothers Back to Black 85%: Lot A $10 plus shipping {Lot B} Megs ScratchX 100%, Flitz 95%, Tropi-Care Swirl Cutter 100%, Eagle 1 Nano QD spray 30%: Lot B $12 plus shipping S O L D {Lot C} Flex...

SOLD to RIDDLE thanks!!! I have a UDM bundle I ordered on 1/10/08 and have the original receipt where I paid $171 shipped for this bundle, the unit is registered for warranty purposes with UDM, it comes with the UDM carry bag, wrench, 1 orange “light cutting� pad used once, 1...

My 06 Nissan is a daily driver that I commute to work round trip apx 50 miles a day. When I bought the truck, it was the end of the model year and its was one of only two left, the other was the wrong model so I bought this one. Well to make a long story short, the porters at the dealership must...

I have some ONR but I still need a hose on occassion and I am sick of hoses kinking or being stubborn when rolling them up when I am done :cry: So whats a good quality water hose that is easy to roll up (even in cold) and does not kink easy? BTW-I had one of those craftsman lifetime black...

Is their a good carpet extractor which is economical enough for weekend use for the DIY'er? I love the way freshly cleaned carpet makes the interior look and I don’t find you get the same performance from just spot cleaning and vacuum. Any recommendations? Would prefer hot water as well...