Originally Posted by Bz2005s2k,Apr 6 2007, 04:25 PM

So the Shmitt works pretty good then? Maybe I will try that out

So would you guys say your prefer Zaino over the Pinnacle? I looked online and found that the Pinnacle #1 and #3 cost about $15 each. I have just always heard that Zaino is one of the best but I don't really know. Maybe I will try the Pinnacle stuff first

I am planning on getting the Edge Dual action 6 inch kit from autogeek.net for $99.
Are there any discounts that we get for S2ki members at this site?

This is my list now (I think):

$99- Edge kit
$18- Egde kit adapter for PC
$11- All white scmitt
$10- grit gaurd
$10- Clay magic kit
$15- Raggtop
$15- Pinnacle #1
$15- Pinnacle #3

For a grand total of $193. This looks like a pretty good set of stuff to get me on the right path, right?

Also, is it beneficial to get the Pinnacle XMT carnuba glaze for $15 too?

Thanks again for all your help,

Brandon

Originally Posted by blurnj13,Apr 7 2007, 07:00 AM

The $99 edge kit comes with the adapter.. unless you're picking up a spare.
I'd just get the schmitt combo (white/yellow and black for wheels/tires) for $18.
Pick up 2 grit guards for $18 and buy 2 $5 5 gallon buckets at lowes or something. Rest looks great. Gold class is perfectly good for washing. What are you using for wax/sealant?

Originally Posted by Ubetit,Apr 6 2007, 07:25 PM

I have two that are at least that old and they look great still. I wash three cars numerous times a month. They've been to the Dragon and spent time in a bucket washing countless cars. Did you machine wash your mitts?

Originally Posted by wanabe, Apr 7 2007, 05:36 PM

yes, the edge kit comes with the adapter...
just be sure to order the kit for the pc-
several members have ordered the wrong one and had to send it back.

we do not have any autogeek.net discounts that i know of at this time...

Originally Posted by MikeyC,Apr 7 2007, 08:43 PM

Maybe after every 3 or 4 uses I would throw them in the washing machine on gentle cycle. They definitely need to go in the drier every so often or they lose their flufiness.



Actually, I'm wondering if it does still come with the adapter. It used to be listed as a "free bonus" with purchase of the kit. However, it's no longer listed. I would call Autogeek to find out before ordering.

Here are the only two Autogeek codes I know of right now . . .

"Autopia" for 10% off your order
"AGO" for free shipping on orders over $75

You can only use one code per order. So, use the one which will save you the most money.

Originally Posted by blurnj13,Apr 7 2007, 10:22 PM

If it's true... that's sort of lame isn't it? A kit without the adapter??? Might as well give you a car without the keys.

Originally Posted by MikeyC,Apr 7 2007, 09:43 PM

Maybe after every 3 or 4 uses I would throw them in the washing machine on gentle cycle. They definitely need to go in the drier every so often or they lose their flufiness.