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I'm trying to plan for NSRA in your area in a year or two. I think it's in August as a rule. When I do get it lined out I'll let you know so we could meet. Really like your videos by the way..

AJ, I heard you were at the Dealer in Elm Springs (right off the freeway), but it was after the fact. Other wise I would have drove down to meet you. I heard you had alot of Vetts there. How did you like this little corner of the state? I'm originally from Omaha, Nebraska. Moved here in 1995 and love it now. There are really alot of nice rides here. At the first of the month Mike and I did a Vender Booth at Lake of the Ozarks, very nice Show (1004 cars) cars from many different states. If your ever in the area again let me know and we can meet up.

Blake come up to Fayetville Sat. 5-22-10 at the AMP's on the back side of the Mall. It's Bikes Blues and Hotrods. I help Mike he has Ramjet Wax Products. Mike has a full line of Adams Products on hand right here in Northwest Arkansas. Let's see if we can't help you with your paint and also show you how to do it yourself.

Dennis great to hear you made Hot August Nights. The ride looks great as always. My Bosses husband was in Reno working on yet another new Hotel and called me to rub it in. He knew I was in Branson, Mo at Sheppard of the Hills for a show with a little over six hundred cars. He said I bet there are more here. Great Rod Dennis.

I've always applied an ice cube on the gum for a minute or so and than use the back side of a butter knife(the blunt edge) to scrape it off. If it's really ground in it may take a couple of trys. The ice hardens it so it will come off.

Welcome to the Forum. I'm originally from Omaha myself. Now live in Beautiful Northwest Arkansas. Great looking Eclipse, want to see that truck.

BTW three months ago I put a white etching paint on the roof (found it at a camper dealer) and I have not had anymore black streaks.

I have a 24' enclosed trailer for my 36 Ford and it gets black steaks also. The streaks are from the raw aluminum roof. Once a year I use the old gen 1 pads with Revive to buff the trailer. It works great for me. I have no trouble with screw heads. Kind of buff around them. They are stainless and it acctually shines the screw heads with what little they buff they get.

Welcome Brendan, there is a Distributer here in NWArkansas. Mike Griffith know as ramjet here in Rogers, AR

My DD is a White Chevy P/U. Polished and waxed. Even when dirty from driving in rain it still looks clean. Clean the chrome rims and tires and it really looks good from 10' and farther. Clean the wheels and tires.

Tom I have a 24' enclosed trailer for my 36 for away trips. I have problems with black streaks on the white also. Last Sept. I used Revive and the PC to buff trailer and it worked great. Very easy and fast to make trailer look like new. I tried Meguiars Cleaner Wax a couple of years ago and was a lot of work. The Revive was so fast and much faster. This Spring I am painting an etching white paint on the raw aluminum roof and see if this will help stop the black streaks. I also hope this will help reflect the sun and help keep the trailer cooler inside. If you or anyone has other ideas please post.

Adam I have always just used MP2 on my Coddington Polished Alum rims. The rims have always came out looking GREAT this way. What will the MP1 & 2 combined do? I have never needed MP1 on my rims. Will the results be as good or even better? Will we be able to order MP2 or will it be abolished forever?

No vettes here. DD is 02 Silverado lifted 6. Also 36 Ford. Drive the 36 often and Show alot. Right now parked for a few days 2" of ICE on the roads and power going out everywhere. Look out east of here it's on your way.

Welcome to the Forum Melissa. It must really be nice to have your own Car Wash and Detail Butler around. Just a meal or two a day and Oh a desert late at night.