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I really hope that's the case. Maybe it's just shipping in general lately.
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Wife grabbed the Lemon Pledge for a nice French coffee table at her elderly mom's, and yelled for me after 30 seconds. She saw the yellow cap. It was Easy Off. I ran it outside and sprayed it down. Great for varnish or whatever, as a REMOVER. Hard on wood, however
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Armor All now has a matte finish for dashes...
Wife grabbed the Lemon Pledge for a nice French coffee table at her elderly mom's, and yelled for me after 30 seconds. She saw the yellow cap. It was Easy Off. I ran it outside and sprayed it down. Great for varnish or whatever. Hard on wood, however
Wife grabbed the Lemon Pledge for a nice French coffee table at her elderly mom's, and yelled for me after 30 seconds. She saw the yellow cap. It was Easy Off. I ran it outside and sprayed it down. Great for varnish or whatever. Hard on wood, however
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I'm pretty sure ArmorAll had petroleum distillates in it at one point, but their web site (now?) says no. Maybe a formulation change? Some other chemical in it that "dries out" rubber? I recall hearing that ArmorAll was fine as long as you kept using it religiously. Who knows for sure (?).
That said, there are petroleum-based "tire dressings," and those *can* eventually damage the rubber.
303 Aerospace Protectant is my go-to for important stuff. Meg's for everyday.
That said, there are petroleum-based "tire dressings," and those *can* eventually damage the rubber.
303 Aerospace Protectant is my go-to for important stuff. Meg's for everyday.
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I'm liking the Falkens. 
Very quiet for an A/T TIRE - just a "whirrrr" at highway speeds and nearly silent below 45 MPH - good in the snow, and ride is decent as inflated to 40 PSI by the shop. Based on a lot of comments and reviews, I'm planning to drop a couple to 38.
I'm shaking my head, though, as the shop "replaced" two of my chrome valve stem caps with black plastic ones and didn't reinstall the chrome sleeves at all.
Only 2.99 for a new set on eBay, so I'm not even going to bother with them, but still. It's happened before, so I should've just pulled them before I went.
Very quiet for an A/T TIRE - just a "whirrrr" at highway speeds and nearly silent below 45 MPH - good in the snow, and ride is decent as inflated to 40 PSI by the shop. Based on a lot of comments and reviews, I'm planning to drop a couple to 38.
I'm shaking my head, though, as the shop "replaced" two of my chrome valve stem caps with black plastic ones and didn't reinstall the chrome sleeves at all.
Only 2.99 for a new set on eBay, so I'm not even going to bother with them, but still. It's happened before, so I should've just pulled them before I went.
