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On my latest tool buying trip to a major U.S. show, I came back incredibly disappointed at the quality of garage tools being offered. These are the days of "we''ll sell it cheap, give a 30 day warranty, collect our money and run!" I hope you appreciate the fact that because of the quality of tools and other items we sell we are able to offer a lifetime return policy. I''m often heard around the office saying, "we sell tools for life, so we can have customers for life." If you believe in quality tools and would like to support one of the last tool catalogs in the business that still sells quality items, don''t be bashful. Pick up the phone and order some of our quality tools then I''ll know someone still cares.

Automotive cleaning. If I can pinpoint one step that gives the greatest benefit over an automobile''s entire life, it''s keeping your car''s paint and wheels clean. There are two types of cleaning. The first is just a routine wash to keep the surface clean and free of road grime, industrial fallout, and other contaminants. The second is cleaning your paint when you''re in-between serious washings and you don''t want to get out all your supplies. We have products that allow you to clean your entire car in about 15 minutes and leaves behind a deep color shine and a just-waxed finish. It''s fast and fun.

Interior upkeep. It doesn''t take much to keep your interior in great shape, either. Even if you eat in your car, most of your stains are organic and will come out with our cleaners. Even oil stains on the carpets and upholstery will lift right out. Get yourself an upholstery brush as it will help raise the nap on carpets and cloth seats so the cleaner can do its work. Also, there are two types of leather: vat-dyed and spray-on dyed leather. With vat-dyed leather, the color is obtained by immersing the hide in dye. With this process, the color penetrates completely through the leather! With spray-on dyed leather the color is "painted" on. While this produces a more even color, some of the natural grain of the hide is lost and overall life of the leather diminished. Normally, a painted-on dye will wear off at the stress points. (You may think this is just dirt build up, but on close inspection the dye will be gone.) Most of the vat-dyed leather I''ve seen has come out of Europe. U.S. and Japanese manufacturers tend to stick to the spray-on dyed leather. If you want to bring back that leather smell of a brand new car, try our leather scents.