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Wow, what a project! Excellent work on a beautiful Vette! :xyxthumbs:

Sorry for your loss, Don! Such a nice letter to your pop. I miss mine everyday and understand what your feeling right now. Many thoughts and prayers to you and your family!

Looks pretty close to Ford's 03-04 competition orange. Both are great colors for the Mustang!

I definitely planning on trying out the Griots ceramic glass cleaner. Another I think I'd like to try is the CarPro ReTyre and Spotless (I think that's what it was called). I've never tried a chemical based spot remover, other than just a vinegar and water mix. That might be handy immediately...

Well done! I didn't realize that so few were going to be produced.

Ah yes, bumper riding LOL. I've done that a time or two haha. The bumpers from older cars were much easier to hold on to. That led to tying a rope to an innertube from my buddies farm tractor and getting pulled around the hood. I can remember some glorious wipeouts, but amazingly I don't...

Looks great! Nice work man! She definitely looked like she was "driveway kept" prior to your work lol.

I use the Griots Garage portable water deionizer. It has switching valves included, which is nice when you want to regulate your usage to keep from having to refill the media multiple times in a washing season (Indiana). We have ~450ppm TDS here, so you can blast through the media in a month...

LOL, the driver looked like he had loafers on. Also, back when everyone wore white socks.

I believe I'd buy two, one to daily and the other to replace my current garage queen. I'd buy one of the following as a daily, which would depend on test drive, etc... Ford Mach-e, forthcoming Ford Lightening, or the forthcoming electric Hummer. The garage queen replacement is easy, a super...

Won't that make them shed bits of microfiber constantly creating another problem?

There is no way to know that you've "never got the flu" unless you were tested in a docs office each and every time you had a temperature or felt sick. Also, like most any virus, you can be infected and not have any measurable symptoms.

It's easy for people to miss the fact that there are many people that died just because Covid existed. Examples are cancer, kidney, heart, etc patients that did NOT go to regular doctor appointments due to the pandemic from the fear of getting sick. They ended up getting sicker or died due to...

The people in charge are the problem. Everything they do is in an attempt to stay in charge. None of them care about what the people really want. Trump opened his big mouth and lied in all regards with this virus, then proceeded to politicize how we all deal with it. There likely wouldn't...

I can't explain either. I just went with the assumption that high heat was not good for any of the MF towels.

The reason I have done this was after the first time drying a bundle of Kirkland towels on high heat, I noticed that 4 or 5 of the towels had some matted areas that looked and felt like they had melted. I figured maybe what happened was when the drying cycle was complete, the towels resting on...

I really like R to R as well. Do you tend to use a bit more than what is suggested on the label? I used to run an additional rinse cycle when I used Micro Restore. I find that R to R rinses away better and one rinse cycle works fine.

My Kirkland MF towels will get that way when they get a little bit long in the tooth lol. I'd say it's the towel, unless you washed with fabric softener.

Yeah, even BeadMaker will still have some protection left after that short of time. That's crazy! I did like Optimum Spray Wax and it has lasted with Topper as a drying aid since early Spring on my wife's car.

I was intrigued by "This is why adding No Rinse to a regular wash also helps protect the paint from dirt particles." My garage queen was mainly dusty from dust/pollen, and maybe a little dry road grim from driving. I ended up adding ONR to my foam cannon along with my current choice of soap...