[Princess Auto] Car detailers...3 pc Power Drill Brush Set $7.99

Just picked this up, had this on my Amazon wish list, was always 2x plus price. Shower tiles and rims first...

gr8dlr wrote: ↑ That's just the first of "hundreds of dollars". Whenever there's a sale on stuff you go looking for projects to use em on and then it might take a year or more before you actual do said project. LOL

The drawer slides is a great relatively easy project and is a great DIY for kitchens. Use 1/2" plywood for sides and 1/4" plywood for bottom. When you're done, you'll wonder why you never did it sooner.

I actually did this 3 years ago, built 7 pots and pans drawers using 1/2" ply all around. You're right, the standard base cabinets need to be abolished. At the time, I used full extension slides from a wood store that were like $12 for 20" slides, which is very reasonable for high quality slides.

But yes, I am stockpiling things for future projects that I will tackle slowly over the next year.

ahammad wrote: ↑ Thanks OP, I'll pick this up next time I am at PA.

I just discovered PA earlier this year and already sunk hundreds of dollars into it. FML.

Great place to look before CTire. For instance 3" deck screws are regularly $24.99 there, overinflated at CT $39.99. Also Costco type return policy.

Grabbed the $3.99 silicone spray posted on RFD among some other things. Garage door is smooth/fast now.

what cleaning product do you guys use for your car carpet

snoopdog69 wrote: ↑ what cleaning product do you guys use for your car carpet

I use scotch carpet cleaner and oxy clean spray.

Thanks op! I'll pick up a set tomorrow!

vrredflag wrote: ↑ Will this kill my Milwaukee m18 drill motor? What i mean aren't most drills designed for brief repeated drilling? Not continuous extended use?

I used the smaller brush to clean the grout on the main floor of my house with my dewalt cordless drill and had no issues.

The Amazon linked brushes says:

Wide Application-- this power scrubber brush set has been expertly designed to clean bathroom surfaces, grout, upholstery, car wheels, tile, shower, toilet, kitchen, bathtub and carpet etc. Nylon bristles will not scratch your bathtub and shower tile surfaces.

I think it can be used on car carpets and upholstery...Start with less pressure and reduce speed and torque.

rugerty100 wrote: ↑ Just purchased from Woodbine/Hwy 7. Sale price already in effect.


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Where in the store are these found?

I used to run a detail business. I've used the yellow... It's considered low-mid on the "color scheme"
Basically, the yellow drill brush is the equivalent to the orange polishing pad - "good enough for most"

Do a test spot with the smaller one to see if it rips apart your carpet. I've used it on base model cars, high end stuff and work truck interiors... never failed me.

I spent around 30$ for the one 6" pad... paid for itself many times and saved me some carpal tunnel with a manual brush!

Nice, brushing the kids teeth has never been so fast!

vrredflag wrote: ↑ Will this kill my Milwaukee m18 drill motor? What i mean aren't most drills designed for brief repeated drilling? Not continuous extended use?

Probably, if the drill is under heavy load (ie: drilling through concrete). I wouldn't be worried about using the drill continuously with this.

Kanata store in Ottawa has quite a few at an end rack

Sold out at hwy7 already

Sold out in Newmarket and all GTA.

Guess my thread was way more successful than I thought.

yellowmp5 wrote: ↑ Sold out in Newmarket and all GTA.

6 available in whitby

Sold out at Mississauga location

I bought a set on amazon for the same price last summer and it works great,Gets the job done with ease.

Anyone want to split shipping from PA in the GVA?

GoPDemon1 wrote: ↑ $7.50 for shipping cancels out the discount for me I guess

I always try to find enough to get the $50 minimum for free shipping, but unfortunately, many things are "in store only". Especially stuff like all the lubricant sprays, brake cleaner, etc... Oh well. Not in the mood to go driving out there and wait in line.
If they had store specific inventory online, and you could order and do curbside pickup, it would be nice also.