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Re: Wayne Carini 1954 Hudson Hornet Original Paint Restored by Mike Phillips A beauty !

I don't jump on here very often but I can't help but feel good when I see such an out pouring of affection for someone that must truly be one of the nice guys. Congratulations on this well deserved tribute and Happy Birthday!

My job is to play slow pitch soft ball, third base.

I got my R8 in June. Came in an envelope. Dealer did no prep work. Took it home, washed it with Dawn and clayed it. Waste of time. No contaminates. You can see delivery of my car on You Tube. Punch in "red audi R8 delivery". Good luck with yours.

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WHAT HE SAID!:iagree:

When you assure your wife that the "AUTO GEEK BANNER" that you received is attributable only because you were within the first 50 to place your order.

It's the single best and most effective tool that I've discovered since signing on to AG. A bucket of water and soap and I can completely wash and clean the entire width of the wheel. I actually use a 3" paint brush to wash the face of the wheel.

I used it on top of the wax. It just deepened the shine. By the end of the day it would kind of evaporated but I just wanted the best look for that day event.

I used to restore corvettes. They were over restored according to NCRS standards. I had flawless paint on 60 black convertible and 54 red roadster. When I went to car shows and cruise-ins, nothing came close to dripping wet more than #7.

I've got a Honda Goldwing and have ridden for 40 years. That was absolutely incredible.

That red looks as good as my one month old R8 does. Great job!

I have blower. Can't use, too much noise. Wash car starting 6:30 am. Leave for softball at 7:30 am. Live in Florida. Right now too hot to wash any later in the day. Some problem, huh? Life is good!

It was opened when I used it. Just never seemed to do a good job of "finish" drying. I think it's only use is to get the "big" water off and then finish really doing a good job with the MFs. My concern is the recommendation on the chart doesn't mention drying under any MF. Are you not...

I'm new at this level of car care. I've always enjoyed washing and taking care of my cars. Now that I'm retired and have discovered AG and have spent a boatload of money on some really neat products, the latest boatload was spent on an array of micro fiber cloths and something that I must be...