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  1. Brought a tear to my eye. You know what really burns my balls? The fact that we give these ILLEGALS all this free stuff, but there are vets dying and going homeless. We bow to these people who loot the system, but do so little for the men and women who made a sacrifice for their country.

  2. Hey y'all, finally started my paint correction. I got a good deal on a PC and some assorted polishes. I'm not sure if it's against the rules to name the company, so I'll leave that out. I just have a quick question for future paint correction. The Adam's correcting... Does it have a good cut if paired with a LC orange or white? I don't anticipate any big scratches due to now properly washing and drying the car :) I'll admit it, when I first bought the car, I brought it to a tunnel wash. I didn't know any better! And yes, it's a black car. I violated the cardinal rule of black cars. Live and learn!

  3. Muscle cars are beautiful. This is embarrassing, but when I was younger I was into the Honda's and all that stuff. Funny as how you become a little older, your taste in cars (and sometimes women) change. I'd still prefer a nice M3 over a Mustang, but I can appreciate what both cars bring to the table. But hell, there is nothing like the sound of a modded American V8 pulling up a hill at 5000 RPM

  4. Hello all, I was just wondering if anybody else experienced slow shipping when choosing the economy option that involves Fedex and the USPS. I checked my estimated time of delivery yesterday and it said it will be here June 8th. Now it's pushed up until the 11th. I placed my order Memorial Day (May 31st).

  5. I guess my main factor would be speed and ease of use for a novice. I don't think I'll need something "top of the line" since it will only be used for a few cars. Maybe two paint corrections in a year and waxing/sealant every other month. Would a used Cyclo be recommended? There are a few pawn shops in the area I can check out. Thanks for all your input. It was def a good move joining these forums.

  6. I'm honestly surprised that railing took the weight now that I think of it. The deck is 15 y/o. I don't know what it is this week with wildlife, but yesterday my dog was sprayed by a skunk. That was fun. She tried to hop in the car when I opened the back seat to retrieve something. Talk about a scary situation! 

  7. I might have to splurge a little bit. Cutting time in half is a pretty big deal. If it was like 10-20 min I'd say ehh.. but damn. This will be my first random orbital and from what I understand, the learning curve isn't big. Is it recommended for a beginner to start on a PC or does it really matter as long as it's a RO? I know rotary have a learning curve but are much faster.

    Thanks!

  8. Welcome Mark ..from Mark!  Im also from CT the so called "Constitution State" (My ***)   :lol:

     

    The PC is a decent machine for the money but you will eventually want to move up. I have the Flex & the PC.  

     

     I also use rinseless.  IMO cannot go wrong with either one.  If you want I will give you a bottle of waterless to try out.

     You're really going to like using Adams.

    Ahh! I just ordered it 15 min ago! Thanks for the offer! Not often you find friendly people in CT either :0

    How much faster is the flex compared to the PC? I'd only be doing my car and maybe 3-4 others (family, trust me, they will make me do it after they see the results). Is it worth splurging a little more for the flex?

  9. Welcome.

    Where about in CT. I am in Meriden.

    The dirty water, AKA the beautiful city of Waterbury :) Josh, have you been to the Corvette store in CT? They supposedly sell Adam's Polishes according to the dealer locator. I'd love to check it out if they do. 

  10. Welcome Mark!

     

    Rinseless Wash is your friend for pollen season (and pretty much the rest of the year too).  Once you get it mastered, you can wash and dry you car in less than 30 minutes.

    Would you recommend rinseless wash or waterless wash for pollen and light dust?

  11. Ah - I had assumed that was reflected light. That's not a dust nib based on that. Hard to tell from the pic, but maybe some kind of stain or surface issue that could be addressed with clay.

    The spot in question has a cracked appearance to it. Texture wise, it's rough. There are two or three other spots like it, but only on the roof. 

    I think I may try to clay it. A bird crapped on my car in sunlight while I was at work and it left a spot I cannot get off with washing. So I'll try and clay that. I just need to buy the PC, waiting on the next paycheck lol. 

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