What do you use to wash/detail car?
09-06-2022, 10:30 PM
#46
I'm in the East Bay, Oakland Hills near the Zoo. In all seriousness if anyone in my area wants to use my set up I have zero problem with it. If you bring a cool car even better, if you bring a 73 911 I might do it for you, very curious about that car and would love to sit in one to see if I fit.
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raider888 (09-07-2022)
09-07-2022, 10:32 AM
#48
it's a new age pro cabinet, the pro series is important as it's deeper than the bold. As for fitting, I'm 6'6" so hard to say for sure. I mounted the entire system on the wall, then marked all locations for plumbing, electrics, vacuum pipe, etc. once all installed I transferred all to the cabinet and punched holes, then removed all and mounted. Cabinet then re installed it all. In theory it was easy, in practice it was a serious pita.
09-07-2022, 12:12 PM
#49
09-07-2022, 12:27 PM
#50
Don't really have a strong opinion on the sonax wheel cleaner vs break buster. The Car has full PPF and Ceramic but honestly I can't remember the brand as it was grabbed from the dealer and done before I picked it up a year ago.
09-07-2022, 09:01 PM
#51
Burning Brakes
To stop noisy windshield wipers, first wash windshield with a few drops of dawn dishwashing liquid in a bucket of water,
then squeegee the excess with a silicone squeegee.
Then to stop the wipers from chattering, get a washrag and impregnate it with WD40
You will find a significant amount of black debris will come off with your wipe and any wiper noise will be gone.
then squeegee the excess with a silicone squeegee.
Then to stop the wipers from chattering, get a washrag and impregnate it with WD40
You will find a significant amount of black debris will come off with your wipe and any wiper noise will be gone.
09-07-2022, 10:17 PM
#52
it's a new age pro cabinet, the pro series is important as it's deeper than the bold. As for fitting, I'm 6'6" so hard to say for sure. I mounted the entire system on the wall, then marked all locations for plumbing, electrics, vacuum pipe, etc. once all installed I transferred all to the cabinet and punched holes, then removed all and mounted. Cabinet then re installed it all. In theory it was easy, in practice it was a serious pita.
Thank you!
