Recent content by ImWatchdog

+1 on the 93 octane. I am still able to get ethanol free gas in my area. So ethanol free 93 octane with echo 2-stroke oil is the way to go for me. Only mix 2 gallons at a time to keep it fresh & don't store fuel or equipment where it goes thru extreme heat cycles. I know everyone can't store...

I agree with BobbyG on the Poorboys Trim Restorer. I have some D-Lux that I'm going to try on the RX for a "permanent" fix. Will update later. But for now, my vote for price & longevity goes to PERL. Works great on tires too! Sent from my SCH-I510 using AG Online

I think you'll be very happy with your choice of products. :xyxthumbs: Welcome!

+1 :whs:

Great review! I got my CeriGlass last week but didn't order any pads. After reading this, I am definately going to order the CarPro pads first. Its kinda sad that you get better direction from AGO than from the manufacturer. Or, its just a testament of the available knowledge here. Thanks for...

Hi Paul. Great looking T/A! I believe you may have single stage paint on your car. I'm not going from the pics, just the year. My '79 Z was single stage (white, GM code 11 if memory serves). Pretty sure it was laquer from the way it cracked all over. Also, I remember my first experience with...

I've never used it for washing cars. But I have used a mobile setup to pressure wash other things. I have a home made chemical sprayer setup I pull behind a garden tractor. I use the tank & 12v Shur-Flo on demand pump on it to supply my 3200psi 4gpm pressure washer. The small tractor battery...

:laughing: Made me giggle.

1977 - Pontiac - Trans Am

An IPA wipedown before you polish? No, I think that would be overkill. A wipedown between the polish & the sealant is what I would do.

No doubt! He's been baby sitting us for so long, it'll be second nature! She's a beautiful gal. Congratulations to you both!:awesome:

With the no rinse & waterless car washes becoming more popular, I believe a foam cannon is more useful now than ever. A nice foam pre-soak followed by a power rinse will remove most of the gritty dirt. Then go at it with ONR in a 2 bucket wash. It may not be faster. But its a little piece of...

I would stay FAR away from that shop. (I can't stand it.... What was the name of the shop?) If he is that irresponsible, he will just make matters worse. You don't want someone like that working on your car. BTW. The defective metal comment was BS too. But you already knew that.

Been a long time since I saw one of the old Golden eagle CJ's. Great project vehicle & welcome to AGO!

Yeah guys, this is old school. A 1981 307 should have a Quadrajet carburetor, HEI distributor, & a timing chain (not a timing belt). There should never be anything spitting back from the carb. Whatever the liquid was, it shouldn't have been doing that. Usually, what causes that situation is the...