Recent content by ROMEO

Thank you everyone!

LOL... Oh well... I might end up testing the OC on my wife's toyota, ( I just would hate putting that on a lease).

I asked the question knowing the answer and hopping I was wrong... Reload it is...

How you doing guys, yes, I've been MIA for a while, work/life keeping me busy but things are good... So, back during the Xmas sells, I picked up some CQ and some OC 2.0, and ever since then I've been debating on witch to use, and if I wanted to, since this are not used just like regular wax...

My choice was OC 2.0 :props:

When I was in your situation I paid full price for the iPhone 4, and for the iPhone 4s I was do for an upgrade...

It took me 30 secs to activate my phone, but I did it from ATT's web site... It took me longer to apply the OC 2.0 :D I know someone said it didn't seem to help much, but I just could not resist... :p

Some funny questions to ask Siri: 1. Meaning of life 2. I Love You 3. Will you marry me 4. Open the pod bay doors 5. Siri siri siri 6. who made you 7. I’m drunk. 8. I’m going to kill myself. 9. What's the best phone?

As I wait for the UPS truck to deliver my I4S I wonder, CQ or OC 2.0 on the I4S??? :props: Anyone planning on coating their I4S?

Now you are talking!!! :props::iagree:Im the MAN

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I've always been under the impression that once OC was applied, you could not wax over it... That is the only thing that has been holding me from trying it... So, can wax be used over OC? (I think CQ can be topped, right?)

If you did all that, then I would guess that those are in the base coat (Under the clear). Also, not saying you did, and by looking at the lines I don't think is the case, but is it possible that you inserted some swirls back into the paint while removing the polish? (Again, not saying you...

If a gift card is is the same as cash, then according to you, $20 orders should get free shipping, right?