Guess it's called Banana Gloss now. And now I know why Nick didn't go with the original name - does sound a bit trench warfare. My senility is...
Using up my products as best I can since I should be moving - somewhere - by the end of the year. Army movers won't move liquids so I have to...
So as to make sure I don't have to repaint my old Jag of unknown paint history. Now I just have to figure out how to use it? :shead: Any tips?
Since I don't have a PW and I do have an air compressor I've thought about this: http://www.autogeek.net/dp-tornador-foamer.html
Hmmm, I believe I got almost as much suds from my griots soap dispenser:...
Very mean looking machine. Great work gents.
Really good to know. Thanks.
I've read that since glass is harder than paint that dedicated glass polish is the way to go. Never read anything about the pads though.
Sheesh, and I'm happy with my 4mp D40 because it's big enough! :hippie:
so those fancy glass pads that LC sell aren't needed? Good to know if so.
Not if you want to blow it up to put on the side of hoover dam while cropping to a 1/10 of the original shot. It's darn low to do that. And of...
Just what it says above.
I was thinking of using a towel with really hot water (not dripping wet) to help break it down.
Here ya go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fUtu6JB5aQ
I've done it and actually prefer it. It allows you to do a panel at a time which works for me with time constraints.
Nice work. Got some 3N on the way!
Don't know why I didn't think about this before. If you're not happy with the Mustang, you might try a little Prima Amigo. It will do a slight...
Still waiting on the $60 Griot's :cig: Phil - ya listening - oh phil!
Get free shipping anyway with prime and aren't most purchases over $25 free anyway. However, if I ever saw the griot's for $60 bucks I'd buy it...
A lot of folks will chime in I'm sure but collinite seems to be touch and long wearing (though I haven't used it). Layering some optiseal might...
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