ChargerMatt

MSS for my protection for winter. Easier to apply than QS... imo

Nobody has said this yet, wow...

"That'll buff out"

I remove only until I get to about an inch of the paint...

 

For light fluffy snow, a leaf blower works.

 

Most times, I just clean the windows and drive off. It's not overly enforced here.

Same here. Remove it until you get to the stuff that is actually stuck, then drive off.

Door jambs, engine bay, undercarriage components all get the cheap one and dones.

It's all good man. You can use it like that if it will stay put or you have two options:

1) Rub the wax onto the applicator, like chalk on a chalkboard.

2) Melt it in one of those candle holder thingies... ladies, help me out?

I am very disappointed about a few things.

 

The only one I will speak of is MI's Proposal 2. This proposal would:

 

Grant public and private employees the constitutional right to organize and bargain collectively through labor unions.

 

This proposal didn't pass and I feel sorry for all the Police and the Fire Department employees.

 

I have a few more but I am going to stop there for today....:D

I don't know if you noticed, but leading up to the election there was PRO prop 2 ads left and right, then during the last few days it was nothing but negative ads nonstop.

I went to vote and turned the ballot in blank.

And I feel damn good about it. Until there is a candidate who doesn't make hundreds of millions of dollars a year, I'll do the same.

During winter all I do is spray it down at the coin op and dry off the door jambs.

I'll suffer with a dirty car for 1/4 of the year if I have a good wax on.

Bow-wow-chicka-wow-wow.

That's my queue to put on the winter tires!

How bout them Tigers?

Yeah, how bout em?

Ohio state/10 -.-

Very nice, I like what you've done with it.

Reason number 1348 I don't want kids.

there's this thing called a taxi

 

 

sometimes those taxi's are your parentals

The party we went to was a $35-40 ride... a bit out of my comfort zone.

Are you getting them tinted professionally? You could do a clay bar pass before getting them done.

After that, nothing but glass cleaner and some elbow grease.

They sure do know about the effect of customer appreciation, that's for sure.

I DD'd on haloween. I deserve a freaking medal.

I've heard good things about that Dr Colorchip stuff. Anyone got any first hand experience?

Well hopefully they see the nice things said about it

Above the links.. below the banner.

Nice touch.

Passenger door

 

Been taking many new ladies out, which is bad for the ride. I don't want to scare them off by lecturing them on how to properly open/close a door

 

Also, never fails, they ALWAYS run their hand along a fender but alas I shall let that slide as well until I find one I can show the ways!

Oh crap well then that's just battle scars man. Show them off with some pride!

On topic.. I have no idea how to fix them aside from using a hand applicator.

Cut your fingernails so it doesn't happen

Recovering from this hangover.

I was a Human Autograph book.

I wore a white dress shirt and let people sign me.

Needless to say I ended up with many phalluses on me by the end of the night.

Hmm, so do l listen to Dylan and go with plenty of glass cleaner.....

 

Or do I go with Chris and use denatured alcohol? :think:

 

sent from your HTC Rezound

A motto around here is "least aggressive method first"

I'd go with the glass cleaner first.