The Ryan

Welcome Nick. Nice Chally!

Thanks gents.  I'm around, just super busy with work and the kiddos.

TorRed Dodge Charger R/T Premium:

I was really just looking for a bigger car as my kids get bigger, I couldn't pass up the deal they made on this '15 Charger.  Dealer was desperate to get these 15's off the lot and I couldn't pass up the deal on this car. 

I didn't do a full blown write up on the detailing process as I just haven't had much time lately to document and write, but I gave it the Adam's full monty. Wash, Clay, Polish, Seal, Wax... Just wanted to share my new joy with everyone; here's the fruits of my labor:

Wish I could make it. I'll catch next year's for sure!

Sounds like a clog somewhere to me, give them a call. I'm sure they will either help you resolve the issue or possibly replace the unit if it's defective.

a few years ago I laughed at electric cars, this p85d has me wishing I made more money.

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haha

We'd also like for everyone to ship us some water here in Cali (preferably expensive water).  We need it for the almond farms and the government lawns while us homeowners are expected to kill/remove our lawns. Instead of building desalination plants we are building a bullet train that no one will ever use!  Gawd I love this state! 

I do get the clumps if I let it sit was well. I just skim it off the top and use the solution with a sifter.  We ain't gots no water in Cali so I've been saving my rinseless solution.  I generally save it about 2-3 weeks before I start a fresh one.

You're probably good to go.  The sealant may not last as long because it may not have fully bonded to the paint - but I doubt you'll see any negative effects.

Clearly it's purple drank.

damage control

(Yay this post is still alive!)

Great work.

Great job, she's a beauty.

My ST has been sealed in the past, because I used to drive it daily. Now that it's a garage queen, it pretty much just collects dust.  I do a rinseless wash on it every other month, havent waxed it in over a year I think.  I pretty much start it up and drive it around the block once a week, other than that it's not even much of a weekend car...

As I'm sitting here thinking about it...

I have to stop reading this thread. It's bonus time for me and now my mind is going

I'm inclined to make poor finacial decisions.

You had me a Chevy SS.  My neighbor has one in red hot 2, it's not too flashy and tons of fun to drive.  It also has quite a plush interior (leather and alcantara), it has plenty of space and all the creature comforts most would need +415hp... Sign me up.  Obviously I'd love the Corvette as my #1 choice here too, but for me - with little kids - the Chevy SS is exactly what I want.  I'm actually very surprised chevy hasn't done more to push them because it truly is a great Sport Sedan.

I would also consider:

Porche Cayman (I just think it looks better with a hard top)

Dogde Challenger Hellcat

Chevrolet Camaro ZL1

BMW M3/4

Audi S3/S4

Lexus RC-F

of course the car I'm currently trying to avoid purchasing is the Chevy SS - 4 doors for the family, big engine for Dad.  I just don't want the big payment.

Great listen!

1. Leather

2. DS V1

3. Coconut

4. Green Apple

As long as everyone keeps their cool it shouldn't be an issue.  A lot of people wanted to know where he would land, he was a pretty big part of Adam's company for quite a few years.. I, for one am happy he found a new home and wanted to share with the community... 

Hey guys,

I know a lot of people were wondering where Dylan would land and I just got this in a email:

Surf City Garage.

Glad he found a new home...

Too bad it spread. I've had good luck with the glass chip repair kits from autozone. I had a huge one like that on my ST, I used the repair kit and you cant even tell it was ever there. 

Always a good rule of thumb if you want to try a towel on your paint:

 

Take it to the back of the CD you aren't listening to anymore.  Wipe it along and see if any marks were left on the CD.  When you see those marks, you KNOW that will happen to your paint.

 

I use those towels to aid in drying out engine bays, in places where I don't even want my "good" utility towels touching, and for cleaning around the house!

 

 

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Never sacrifice towel quality in hopes to saving a couple bucks.  I have been around here long enough to see some really great towel deals pop up that are more than fair to your wallet.

I can't remember the last time I used a CD.  They are pretty much all no longer in use in my house. I guess I have a lot of test subjects lol. Matter of fact, I never used the CD player in my Camaro, Veloster, or Focus ST.