Video: Foaming Metal Detailer
Looking for an awesome way to liven up your metal. Foaming Metal Detailer is a fast-acting, foam-and-wipe detailer that removes smudges and grime while enhancing the shine of any and all bare metal surfaces.
Articles by: Evan
Event Coverage: June Caffeine & Gasoline
Dr. Ferdinand would have been impressed with the number of Porsches that showed up for our June Caffeine & Gasoline event. We were impressed by both the number and quality of the Porsche vehicles in attendance.
Event Coverage: Importfest – Fast, Furious, And Fun
Our first-ever Importfest went down May 25 and the day served up a great mix of Japanese imports with a sprinkling of stanced-out European cars. Bright colors, hunkered stances, bold interiors, crazy custom stereos, and serious performance were the order of the day.
Event Coverage: May Caffeine & Gasoline
The first-ever two-wheel invasion of the Griot’s Garage Caffeine & Gasoline cruise-in car show was a resounding success. There were motorcycles… vintage, modern, and more… all over the place. While bikes were the theme of the May event, transportation of any kind was welcome to roll in and join the fun… and they did.
Video: Foaming Tire Cleaner
Tires are tough cookies. They attract and hang onto all kinds of contaminants. Road grime, brake dust, mud, and blooming (the brown discoloration that appears on sidewalls) all conspire to make your tires look dull and dissatisfying. Foaming Tire Cleaner was developed to conquer these stubborn malcontents. This video illustrates how the sizzling power of foam cuts through the grunge and prepares your rolling stock for a beautifying coat of tire dressing. Enjoy.
Event Coverage: April Caffeine & Gasoline
Mother Nature took one last shot at us… we hope… as scattered showers tried to put a damper on our April Caffeine & Gasoline gathering. The theme was supercars and there were plenty examples of extreme motoring on display. These events are always free and open to the public and we serve up complimentary coffee and donuts in the Indy Café. Join us for our first-ever two-wheel invasion as the theme of the May 4th Caffeine & Gasoline is motorcycles… vintage, modern, and anytime in between. While bikes are the theme of this event, transportation of any kind is welcome […]
Video: Cotton and Microfiber Dusters
The duster is a classic tool that’s been a trusted partner in enthusiast’s detailing toolboxes for decades. As tried-and-proven as they are, these implements have been improved with technology. We offer two… a paraffin wax infused cotton duster and two outfitted with microfiber… a standard sized on and a mini duster. This video runs you through the features and benefits of each one, how to get the most out of them, as well as when and where to use them.
LS Lessons: General Motors LS Series V8 Spotter’s Guide
The LS series of General Motors V8s started life powering the C5 Corvette in 1997 so it’s easy to see how they have become the most-swapped American V8 on the road. LS swaps are not only the order of the day for resto-modded muscle cars but are also becoming prevalent with Japanese imports on the street and Formula Drift circuit. Contemplating a swap? Wondering when and where do your source you LS ponies? Here’s a quick guide to help you navigate this small-block landscape.
Video: Orbital Brush Replacement
Random Orbitals are stout machines that will deliver years of faithful car polishing. They do have some maintenance needs… the biggest being replacing the brushes in the electric motor. This video outlines the steps you need to take to replace the brushes in your 6″ Random Orbital. Clear and precise close ups walk you through the process, ensuring you can handle the job with ease.
Explained: Formula 1 Steering Wheel Controls
Are Formula 1 drivers moving too fast to looking all the way to a dash for information? Perhaps… this explains why pertinent information and vehicle controls are coming from steering wheel-mounted displays. These things can be disconnected, carried around like a lap top… heck they have more computing power than laptops, and programmed like a laptop. It begs the question… Are we talking about steering wheels with computers or a computer that steers?
