MOTHERS POWER BALL? THERE IS A HEAVEN!!!!!!
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MOTHERS POWER BALL? THERE IS A HEAVEN!!!!!!
So JEFFROE, Scoundrel, and FatHolly, since you've all used this product I'll ask you all the same question. I just checked eBay for comparative prices and availability. 28 matches and from reading some of the item descriptions it looks as though you just hook up the brush to an electric drill, apply the polish, and wipe clean with the microfiber towel. That's all there is to it? Do you eventually have to clean the brush to extend it's life, kinda of like the California Car Brush? Does it really get into all of the little nooks and crannies like advertised?
Looks like everyone is getting excited to try it as am I. Hope it's as no fuss no muss as it sounds.
Looks like everyone is getting excited to try it as am I. Hope it's as no fuss no muss as it sounds.
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09-30-2005, 05:09 PM
MOTHERS POWER BALL? THERE IS A HEAVEN!!!!!!
It is great for wheels or large flat areas, like radiator scoops, but it is not like taking something to a professional polisher who could get into every crevase. Also you could clean it but you would just lose the polish off of it, and that stuff is expensive. It will dry up and turn to dust so keep it in a zip loc bag when you're not using it. You are right about the drill put it on and go to town. One word...BLING!
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