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I have an unopened 1 quart (32 0z.) bottle of Mequiars M105 Ultra-Cut Compound. Still has original foil seal in place under cap. Bought last fall, prior to DA version release. Stored inside. $10.00 plus actual shipping costs to your door and it's all yours. One request, don't PM as an adult...

I've spent much time both here at at Megiaur's Online researching KBM. Before I turn loose on my black Mercedes with ceramaclear, I want to make sure I'm on the right page. I'll be using DA PC7424XP for correction and polishing, have both LC backing plates & assortment of both 4" & 5.5" LC...

I'm looking for a suggestion that will significantly reduce Souveran's dust attracting attribute. Really like appearance on black, but am getting tired of either rinsing the car down or hitting it with Cali duster every other day. Any suggestions that work for you? Thanks

What is the difference between Mequire's Professional line "Machine Glaze" (#3) and Consumer line "Machine Speed Glaze" (#80)? I'll be applying with PC, and wondered if either of these products outweighs the other in removing slight scratches and imperfections prior to the application of P21S...

My wife and I are going to purchase a digital camera for our daughter for Christmas. I know nothing about them. Without getting into who is the best manufacturer (Sony, Fuji, etc.), would some of you that own digitals please take a moment and tell me what features are must have, like to have...

I've been planning on a garage overhaul for over a year. After looking at RedCar Guy & Ultigar's pictures, have finally started the plunge. After having a professional epoxy floor installer tell me that I have too much moisture transfer for a reliable epoxy job, I ordered 428 - 12"x12" garage...

I need specific input from any/all of you who make a living detailing. The Vehicle: 2000 Nissan Pathfinder, Silver exterior/gray cloth interior. I haven't cleaned/washed/waxed the truck since early spring. Being a general contractor I've hauled everything possible inside. Muddy and greasy...