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What is worth the price difference with the R&T?

Are any major tool brands know to share battery compatibility? Tried my google-fu but yet another search laden with AI generated nonsense and non-info articles.

I've only ever seen Super-Lube use PTFE as a thickener, and allegedly ONY uses PTFE as a thickener. Seems to work well enough in my experience and somehow resists washout pretty well. Is there any objective data comparing this to a more traditional grease like lithium complex or calcium sulfonate?

Not a mustang but my 2011 F150 5.0 is just perfect for a daily driver. Nice and quite when putsing around with a great growl when you mash it. Love the sound of the 5.0L

The ATP2 has been excellent in the snow, I suspect they just didn't pay for the additional form cert that it meets 3PMS. Looks like the AT3 LT is 3PMS cert'd, though.

I've run both these in the past with satisfaction. Have the ATP II on my wife's truck right now and will be looking at replacement in the next year. Very happy with them, to be honest.... especially at the price. A little loud but easily tolerable. Is the AT3 of ATP2 objectively better...

Just buff with a fluid film soaked rag and wipe down unless they actually need reconditioning/restoring.

Well, grease compatibility matters but that doesn’t mean I want (or need) to be locked into one maker and one source.

This is why I can’t understand the lack of war- or at least neutral- LED bulbs or lamps in automotive headlights.

Anybody know what base Honda uses? Have an outboard do for first service and looking to keep compatibility.

Ended up with some wiha 1/4 bits and a driver. They are great but I still am having trouble sourcing a 1.5mm bit. Looks like you can occasionally find a wiha or a wera for more than $10/ea which seems horribly over priced for one bit.

looking to hit the 2018 with a power wash before redoing the cosmos e this year. Any detergent worth using?

Well I will be the dissenter. I think Moog (problem solver line only) is still a fine choice. I still get good service out of their stuff. There are better options out there but they are often also much more expensive. Its not that Moog is worse, its that the bar has been raised. Still good...

Well I picked up some Turtle ceramic on my last Menards trip so we'll see how it compares to megs UWW&W. I do like the megs a good bit and have found it much superior to other bike-specific products on my mountain bikes.... But I haven't used it much on cars TBH

Lots of options out there, anything stand out for cleaning and protecting fabric/canvas convertibles? In the past I've used Ragg Topp for both cleaning and protecting. I've also used Meguiars APC as well as 303 Fabric Guard. All work, none seem any better than the others just more (or less)...

What’s everyone using on their wood furniture? In the past I’ve just given all external surfaces a buff with fluid film and that seems fine but is there something that’s better for looks and weather resistance? Is it worth going with an actual wax product?

I have poly swaybar bushings on my Mustang and I've tried a number of products including the energy suspension grease and superlube grease. Nothing lasts more than a couple weeks (or less if there is a lot of rain). Ended up finding a tube a NLGI #3 silicone compound by JetLube and that has...

Well you name it and people like it. Myself, I like the Phil Wood for "nice" stuff and Superlube grease for anything and everything.

Anybody still using this stuff? Park's been making it forever so it must get use but I haven't really ever loved it in bicycles. I have my other go-to choices but wondering if I'm missing out on this.

Where's the best place to find #1 polyurea grease though? Tough enough finding lithium in #1.