Hi JT, thanks for the comment. Hmmm I feel there's something strange there, my guess is your dryer possibly has an issue or all dryers are not the same? I can only talk from the Fisher and Paykel ones we have both in our work shed and at home, that do dry out multiples of these towels together (usually 4 or 5 washed/then dried together) on the medium heat/ warm setting. Likewise I have dried them indoor at home inside the garage on a clothes horse/ line, it's a large, well ventilated indoor drying spot. Have also dried them on the same portable clothes line at a window inside on sunny days.

Hi mate, sorry for the late reply, I'm not always living that often in the comments here sorry! So with both these products water based you'll be happy to hear that you can rinse the square bear pad out in fresh water, then wring it out and continue to use it with the Leather Guard product after in the slightly damp applicator. Likewise I like to clean the Square Bear this way in bucket of warm water and a Great Barrier Thingy barrier in the bottom of the bucket when using the Leather Love. I rub the dirty pad surface over the top of the submerged barrier often, so I'm not transferring grime back to the leather surface when trying to clean the leather, more so this is done if it's a bit dirtier surface than normal. We talk about this in the leather product guide here as well: www.bowdensown.com.au/guides/how-to-use/interior-care/easy-leather-cleaning/ Hope this all helps! - Dan

Hi mate, sorry for the late reply here. You can get Mr Black via our website where it can be shipped direct to you, but be aware that it's a long flight away from the UK and freight can be a tad expensive. www.bowdensown.com.au/mr-black

More than what we sold this for 7 years ago 😂😳

If it's fabric, Fabratection will be fine. Pretty sure Buckhide is leather though, so Leather Love/Leather Guard are probably better suited.

@@Disciple11 Thanks for the reply...I will investigate those options. Thanks, have a good day 👍🏿

It shouldn't, a KZbinr did some video tests and used this wash in his long term test of Bead Machine, it lasted more than a few months on his test panel, so I would say it won't.

Great for all homosapians we find!

Thank you! Cheers!

Yes, this has been Qld life for the last 6 months now!

You can microwave your steak too. :)

Yes it is mate, slight change of technique with using the Leather Love to what we show in places of the video, where you won't use as much product or over-saturate the surface with the Leather Love (like we do with the brushes) - For a gentle clean, simply apply by spraying into a microfibre applicator like our square bear, then gently wipe this over a section of seat, going over the entire surface there evenly in both directions and then wipe off/ dry with a clean and dry microfibre cloth. Leave to air dry after. I hope that helps.

@@BowdensOwnlegends! Thank you

Your twisted drying towel game is now complete. :) thanks for the support mate, glad you like them.

We use them every wash, hope you are enjoying using them as much as we are mate!

Gives you a great combo!

Glad you like it!

@@BowdensOwn I will for sure just finished ordering from Repco and on sale! Woop woop 😆

You certainly can if you so desire.

Hi Ky, the claim is correct there, so you would not use a full bottle to do a normal sized car, we find you can do three or four cars with a cannon bottle of solution depending on their size and your technique of applying. We sell a seperate Happy Ending bottle if you need it with a cap so it can be stored on the shelf between uses for this very reason as well. Hope that helps you there. :)

@@BowdensOwn thats great info, thanks for the reply!

It can be used as a detailing spray in that manner, with a clean finish, if that is your question? Our Boss Gloss is just a little better we find though as it flash dries faster when used in that specific job.

And can you share the wheel specs on this? Love the minilites!

@@kylegertridge3479 hi mate, originally it was a Ming Green, but when it was resprayed they made it a little bit darker than the factory colour to match Aussie Brian "Yogi" Muir's Sprint that also raced in the UK. The wheels are a 15"x7" Aussie minilite replica that were made in the 80's, before they started remaking minilites and not made anymore.

Thank you! If you know it, could you share the offset/backspacing and even the tire specs? I think it sits the best of any falcon I’ve seen and am looking to begin my own project.