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Yeah but then there's the cost of the solvent and "how many oil changers actually have compressed air?" and as if you didn't have a big enough mess already... now ya got to deal with solvent baths, spillage, over spray, rags, wiping and washing of the hands, more rags... all of which adds up to a major environmental disaster!
Hmmmm, is there really any advantage?
Worst thing since the Gulf oil spill!  (  )
Wonder where they bury old spin-on's? 
My Purolators cost $6.99, & tax, so MAYBE only 13 - 14 spin-ons. If you compare it to a BETTER quality spin-on, @ say $14-16, then maybe only 6?
And what's the cost of a nice spin-on cover, say finned aluminum or chrome? 
Some see Apples, some see Oranges. (and SOME just see TROUBLE!) 
And you may see me tonight
With an illegal smile
J. Prine
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