Kenneth

Well adams machine sealent would be a great choice as well lol.

I agree just about anything SRT is amazing. Looks great! Go MOPAR!

My blood pressure is up after watching that. I drive a 30k truck and treat it like a lambo.

Awesome car and great job. BMW makes great cars. Except for the X3 I think it's a bastard step child. We have one and a friend had one both are nothing but problems.

The ruger 10/22 is probably one of the greatest 22's around. They are reliable,cheap, and really accurate. There are also a TON of aftermarket parts for them so you can customize with whatever you want. I say get a 10/22 Target variation with the heavy barrel and watch how accurate they are. I have several of them and are all great. I wouldn't hesitate to buy any ruger 10/22.

Revive works amazing things on my chrome clad dodge 20's. They become so shiny they almost look like black chrome. I wash then dry with a shot of detail spray for normal stuff then every few moths I do a wash, revive, and quick sealent. Edit: quick sealent is what you need. A coat of that every couple months will keep them clean. Just use soap and water on them and everything should just rinse off. Once you seal them no more APC as this will strip the QS off.

I have to go on boards for my promotions. It's basically an interview. I don't get nervous really and don't fumble my words so I never really had to worry about that. The things under people screw up on are mainly spit out chewing gum or anything else in your mouth. Take out all your peircings and cover up tattoos that you can easily. When you are speaking to someone give direct eye contact and let them know that your addressing them. If multiple people in the interview make short eye contact with the others but focuse on who is asking you questions. Don't slouch in your chair or tap your feet. Don't wear a ball cap and t shirt unless your applying for a job that's has no dress code. Thays it for the normal bad habits. Now you want some slick tips Go and find out of the company has a mission statement or something they try and go buy. If so make yourself familiar with it and relate it to you during the interview. Look and see what the company participates in while off duty. Look around the office and see if the boss is a sports fan and what team then become an instant fan. Don't BS yourself into a whole but you gotta BS a little and be smooth about it.

Looks good! I would suggest sealing it now thought to keepnit looking good.

I really don't think the radar calibration is going matter or having a radar period. I'm almost willing to bet the officer has training on using his vision to calibrate speed. I know it sounds crazy but all he has to do is provide his certificate of completion and your guilty. Am I the only one who has heard of this? Making me sound crazy I swear it happened to me lol.

Well mine is almost a year old. So pretty new I guess.

Yes I was using the WW towel. How do you keep the panel clean as your polishing outside? Also what do you do if you only get 1/2 the truck done then you have to stop? How do you protect it?

My windsheild gets a film on the inside as well. Not fogged up but a layer of something that makes it cloudy to look through. It's easy to get off but I don't know what causes it. I don't smoke either.

How do you people strip wash and polish without a garage? I'm starting to get swirls on my black RAM I do a two bucket wash and I believe I'm pretty careful but it seems like the scratches are way to easy to put on the paint. Like I did a WW right after a wash due to dirt landing on the car and the first wipe led to perfect scratches. I used plenty of WW and the towell was clean. I noticed it right off of the bat and stopped but regardless it's time for a polish. You guys think fine machine polish will remove most of them? Like I said its like I'm barely touch the paint and it's leaving scratches. So back to my original question how do you guys do it outside without cover? I seriosly doubt I will able to polish my whole truck in one day so it will be split up between days. Does machine super sealent prevent fine scratches at all?

That dash picture is insane. That could praise a potential crash due to the super shine lol very nice work as always.

Here in TX the police go to a training class that they learn how to see a car and know how fast they are going. I got pulle over one time by a officer that was out of his car and he gave me a ticket for 7 over lol. I was like this is BS and tried to fight it. The officer produced a certificate of training and I got the ticket. We never win against the police lol.

Damn son! Looking good.

^^^ your right that does sound crazy lol

Must be those dang Mopar drivers!

No I did not. I built my AR before my 3 gun experience so it's built completely wrong lol. Also I MUST get a shotgun built for the game all I have is hunting shotguns. I wached the videos of that much and it looked really fun.

Could you explain what all you did lol. Was moving so fast could make out a few of the steps. My Gf wants an STI bad. I'm trying to keep her out of one until I get done modding the ram because I know if she gets one all my money will go into it. The music is fine. Dubstep is getting huge!

Grab a box of baking soda and out it your car with the windows up and leave it there for a few days. See what that does. I do recall that the charcoal did do wonders to clean up an interior but you then had to smell charcoal for a few days.

Well I shoot competitively in USPSA, IDPA, and 3 gun matches. I missed some of the larger events this year due to work though. Im a pretty big gun nut as well. I then have a 2005 R1 that used to take up my money. It has just about every bolt on mod you can get.

That's my plan. I'm going to test my flex oout on my ole ladies BMW X3. Lol sounds crazy but it's beat up way worse than my ram. She doesn't have a clue how to wash a car and when I taught her the correct way she said screw it that sheep just drive it dirty lol. She just needs to stay in the kitchen haha

Yes you need to apply a sealent on bare paint. Then go with brilliant glaze and Americana. If the bird bombs are still problems you could just strip and clay the panel and re do the above steps.

I have used revive as well. I usually work on my cars before 9 am. Usually like barely sunrise and in the dark. I agree with it looking like its uneven and not uniformed.