Recent content by LilBlackSheep

I got to drive it a month ago. Actually, I got to drive it for four days in a row. :righton: I was one of the "hired hands" during a Ford Media Event that was held here locally. All I can say is, "I want one!!!!!!"

I learned how to ride on a Pearl Mystic Black Vulcan 800.

All of the logos behind the contact info make it hard to read.

The pics remind me of my soapmaking days. Utensils, measuring cups, ingredients, recipe and blank paper scattered about on the counter. :D Good luck with it. Make sure you write everything down so you can duplicate it again if it comes out good. ;)

I went to the page yesterday and saw some things that I wanted to get, but had to wait till I had time to call in an order tomorrow. So, I went to the page just now to get the item #'s of the products I wanted and discovered that they're gone, but got a nice surprise. :D

...take a look a the Buy One, Get One Free Page. :D :righton:

"I love Autogeek.net" :D

Autogeek Rocks! :righton:

I've been using DuraGloss, but I have a new favorite....Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo.

I NEED to wash my car Autogeek!!

So, did you "s-l-o-w-l-y" back out of the line and make a b-line for the exit??? <G>

I agree. I detailed my bike over the past two days and it's sitting in the garage all clean and shiny. As soon as I take it out for a ride, it'll change from red to green. :rolleyes:

You're right, it never hurts to ask.

I really don't think that there's any product out there that will repel pollen. If you take a close look at pollen, it has little "spurs" (if you will) that help it hang onto whatever it lands on. Pollen is just the nature of springtime and it's something we have to learn to deal with. I know...

As a boar's hair brush dries, the hairs will get stiff. Try wetting it again, but give it a real good soaking and I'll bet it'll soften up a bit so you can straighten it out.