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Waffle weave on glass, only way to go.

Same here.

I wish I could be there. This will be the first time I miss in 6 years.

I like it a lot. My only concern is that the URL is a little small. I think the URL might be very small on a letterhead or business card.

The Canoe and 9 Flags date back to the mid 60s. I wore Canoe to my 50 year class reunion, I think almost everyone recognized it.

9 Flags Canoe Oscar de La Renta Pour Lui Lagerfeld Aramis Drakkar Noir Zizane Rogaine

I did a little more research. I concur what you are saying. Sounds like they can build these on a small production basis with original and new parts incorporating an up to date, compliant power plant. My main complaints with the car were no power steering, lousey turning radius and no power...

Not sure what you mean by "Finished Kit" A road ready production car has to meet all current safety and EPA standards to be a licensed car. A partiallky built or owner assembled car can be licensed as experimental and not have to meet requirements. The Delorean is bolted together as opposed...

Are they going to actually build them as a finished car or, sell them as a kit? Maybe something in between?

Look closer 18 inches X 1oo FEET is $40.00 or $29.95 if you look a little. The same size roll of XPel is $517.00. Not made for appearance but, it does the job.

"Road Wrap" cheap, easy to apply, easy to remove and made to do exactly what you want.

I don't know that I would call the 3D bad but, it sure did not contribute anything other than the need to wear the uncomfortable glasses and adding $4.00 to the cost of the ticket.

I don't remember it as oily either. Soft, dry and pretty durable is what I remember.

Thanks Bob. I was taking the term a little too literally. When I was in High School I had one of the "Kozak Dyr Wash" towels which seemed to work pretty well for dusting off the car. I remember I was pretty careful with and took pretty good care of it. Back in the 50s and 60s they would...

Only one DRY product out there and that's Kozak. I can't find anything called "Dry Guard" link please.

What's "Dry" about a liquid product? Unless its a Martini

The original is "Kozak" since 1926

OMG He's totally right, makes sense and I can understand all the words!!

OK I'll try it. :xyxthumbs:

The only thing vinegar might do is help neutralize the detergent and leave a deposit in the towels if not thoroughly rinsed out. IMHO most people would be better served by trying less detergent and hotter water, especially HE machines which use less water in their wash cycle.