Re: Tire cleaning foams
First of all, noneck180, welcome to MOL.
Secondly, let's all just sit back and take a deep breath here.
One of the greatest things about MOL is the way we welcome new members, regardless of their detailing knowledge, and help them settle in. Other forums on the web may tolerate this sort of quick to judge attitude and let these rants run out of control, but that doesn't fly here.
This thread went upside down shockingly quickly and is not indicative of the way we do things here.
Let's all continue to think before we type, cut each other a bit of slack and keep the first 4 MOL Forum Rules in mind from here on through:
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Re: Tire cleaning foams
Obviously you don't want to move on then.
That attitude won't get you far around here...Leave a comment:
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I am not here to make friends with SLOW people..and have reps and that are established,,, what ever thats suppose to mean...I guess they just make them a little slower down under I guess???Leave a comment:
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I think the OP got off relatively scot free given his lack of description and limited use of words. I know that would have caused a much more unpleasant reaction on some other forums I belong to.
I saw his post yesterday and was somewhat frustrated by it, but I thought I'd better not say anything. His follow up post today was not much more help.
Then he goes and attacks established forum members?
Still, I agree. We should now move on...Leave a comment:
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Re: Tire cleaning foams
I recommended noneck to this forum. I'm a little bit embarrassed how this thread turned out.Originally posted by Tuck91 View PostSorry, didnt really understand your first post, then you made that post above which was a bit strange
I know everyone was just interested in seeing what he came up with, but oddly the posting turned into attacking the person rather than the issue at hand.
It happens, let's be adults and move on to sharing detailing tips and tricks.
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Is the title not " new product suggestions " am I suppose to invent it and patent it ?? well I guess I will ..man there a lot of babies that log on here..Leave a comment:
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Just got back from the lake..no internet up there..
All I do is take a foam applicator pad and tape a pencil to the back side of it...nothing fancy..but works for now...with this
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/produc...p?T1=MEG+G9524 and some soapy water..
then put this on...
after the wheels are clean..
I plan on making a better one with a round headed bolt, 2 flat washers a nut, two foam applicator pads..and some type of gluing agent.." silicone " to stick the pads together..Leave a comment:
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You guys are being pretty hard on a new member. This thread is under New Products Suggestions. In all fairness, the desired product has been suggested.Leave a comment:
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Well...it was ALMOST a useful post, lol.Leave a comment:
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It could be he's using a stiff foam, like the Griot's tire scrubbers and he's somehow mounted them on a drill and doing something like that. Just a shot in the dark until we hear more from the OP.Leave a comment:
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