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  • Birthday 08/11/1980

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    Seth

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  1. So I know I have been looking for a way to make the mats look deep black. I have tried some tire shine, VRT, and another tire product not from Adams. All make my shoes slippery. Very dangerous for sure. Fun but dangerous This weekend I tried Tire Armor. I figured since it dries to the touch, why not? Looks great! I will keep you posted on if I ice skate when I walk.
  2. I bout a thick pad that was supposed to prevent this type of thing. It did an ok job. I figured steam was probably the answer.
  3. So I have a car seat in the car and when I remove it the leather is smooshed. I have this in a few cars. I have something between the seat and the car seat but I still get indents. Is there a way to get these out? I will take pics soon and post.
  4. Leaf blower $100. Leaves me with more $ to buy more Adams
  5. Hands down CS3! I have used it on the windows, paint, trim, and engine bay. Works great everywhere.
  6. Oh man what haven't I done yet!? I washed the wife's car and her engine bay. Used CS3 on the inside. Her car had no wax/polish/sealant on it so I decided to spray it with CS3 to see how it did. It is AMAZING! CS3 is my new favorite product, water falls off the car now. Also did her window with glass sealant. I did the entire ceramic process to my daily. I washed, clayed, paint corrected (my first time using a polisher) fixed rock chips (my first time doing this) then ceramic coated it. I also used the aerosol can glass cleaner for the first time. I have to say I really like it. You have to be careful not to overspray but it does a great job! No I just need to figure out what next. I am painting the hood scoop grilles since they were peeling and then will use undercarriage spray. Maybe I will clean the SS.
  7. I am lucky to have a 2 car garage so they both sit inside. I have been thinking about selling the GP as well. I have been kicking the idea round of getting a S6. I have a 2nd kid on the way and the wife wants me to get a 4 door car and a new car because she thinks the GP isn't safe. Can't argue with a pregnant woman.
  8. To cover, or not to cover? that is the question. I just think it looks so cool in the garage when both my cars are cleaned and covered. I am not sure it has happened in this house yet. This might be the only time. Maybe just once for a nice pic I do agree though. A cover will cause more damage then if it wasn't on the car. I have used one for years and never had any issues. Guess I can see both sides. I do wash them every year before I put them on the car. They are in a storage bad when not used.
  9. Dan said the same thing. I have never had any issues with covering the car. But now you guys are making me thing twice.
  10. It did a great job! better than anticipated. Here are some pics. You can still see the huge chip in the hood but you have to really look for it. It was hard to get on camera lol. Super happy with the end result. Most chips required only 1 application. The one on the hood was so deep it required about 10.
  11. Thank you everyone! I am sure I will love it once I wash it. Unfortunately, that won't be for a long time. I am not going anywhere with the COVID cases so high. If I do go anywhere it will be in the wife's car. So I will cover her tonight and then start the other car this weekend. Not ceramic since the other car is a garage queen.
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