Cozmo420

Nice ride!

Nice work, Andrew. No kidding that the clear is hard on Vipers. I got the one in my sig in December and even with only 2500 miles, it was swirled up pretty good. It took me about 15 hours to get it looking good, but it's still not perfect. My arms were like jello by the end of that.

Welcome. I'm not far from you...I'm a few miles south of Alliance airport.

Let's see it!

Beautiful car - awesome pics! I concur with the sound clip requests...let's hear it!

Welcome - I'm in north Ft. Worth, so not too far from you.

Ha! Let's go! Pretty much every weekend people end up over here.

Thanks for the responses. I will give all of the methods in the linked threads a try.

Hey all - Looking for some advice on the right products from the Adam's line to clean and polish stainless steel appliances. I've got an outdoor kitchen and because of where it is, my sprinklers get some water on some of the appliances and leave spots. So, I want to clean, polish and hopefully seal them in some way to repel water. I attached a picture of what I'm dealing with. What would you all recommend? Thanks and sorry if this is covered somewhere...I looked around and didn't see anything (but I'm still a newbie around here).

What type of coping are you planning on? I used flagstone on mine and because of that, I didn't go with salt for my pool. The salt in the water will etch/pit the flagstone because it's on the softer side. Love the layout by the way.

Welcome! What part of Jersey are you in? I grew up in SJ, but have been in TX for the last 15 years.

Oops - a little small though. I'm sure I did something wrong...need to figure out how to fix that. Edit: I figured it out...fixed.

Another great signature - thanks, Randy!

That kid is awesome - good for him.

The clear on Vipers is ridiculously hard. I just did a paint correction on my orange '08 Viper with a PC and it took 10 hours. It's still not perfect, so I'll hit it again in a few months.

Double post...

This is awesome - just sent you an email, Randy. Jon

I recently bought an electric space heater for my garage. Got it from Amazon for around $70 - $80 or so. There's no ventilation needed for it. Than I put insulation on my garage door - the Corning garage door insulation kit. Between the two of those things, I can keep my garage at 68 with no problem and detail away all day.

Nice haul! I just joined here recently and I'm in Keller. I'm a full blown Adam's addict. My wife rolls her eyes every time another box shows up.