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Looks good. The offer stil stands to use my garage if you want to spend a day in Columbia.

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Welcome to the Forum Jason.

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@chops1sc You do have a garage less than 2 hours away if you want to use it. As @falcaineer stated the key is keeping the weather off it for the most of the day. If you have a canopy, you can put the vehicle under it to protect it from the sun, dew, rain or whatever else might fall in the SC. I used the canopy model a few times for larger vehicles and it was all about picking a light wind day with a near zero chance of rain. You are also welcome to head to my place and we can do the polishing and coating together if you'd like to do that.

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While I don't know the affect on the Advanced, it does slightly lower the longevity of the Spray Coating. However, if you only do it a couple of times a year, say before a car show and given that you have a true garage queen, it shouldn't be enough to require an early recoat. With the coatings, you can only use Brilliant Glaze on top of it since you have to apply the Coating on the clean paint surface that has been properly prepped or it will not stick.

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Hi Al, What I like for the true garage queens that rarely go out is the original Ceramic Paste Wax. While it does not quite produce the visual appeal of Americana or Patriots, it still looks great and it will last a year on a true garage queen. You can blow the dust off the car using your air cannon or even you compressor using a wide blower and that is the part the I like so much about the original Ceramic Paste Wax. When you do take the car out and you want it to pop, just go over it with some Brillaint Glaze and it will shine and look outstanding. I've had this container for close to 4 years and probably done 25 vehicles and have enough for another 50 or so or another 10 years worth. If you dont have any see if someone will trade with you. The liquid ceramic wax isn't the same as the original Ceramic Paste Wax and one important point, very little wax goes a long way.

What stands out from the picture is that the tires are Continentals which are great tires, but nortoriously hard to get to look even and get some shine, at least for me. So I think these Contintentals are the best looking Continentals that I've saw. Nice work Jon.

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Hi Chris, just a reminder that pollen season is only two months away and I know Sumter gets the pollen just as bad as the Lexington side of Columbia.

I would gladly accept a Red '71 or '72 Stingray with a manual tranny that isn't a complete basket case or priced at some crazy amount?

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@Rich Actually I have trying to determine if I should go with traditional wax or a coating on the Barbie car. As for a Mustang, she has to wait until she's 17 - I figure if a Mustang Convertable was good enough for my duaghter to drive to school her senior year at 17, it should be good enough for my grand daughter. Of course If @falcaineer would tell Mary that I should get another Mustang to restore, I could get started on it now - Mary always agrees with whatever Chris says I should get.