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One difference is that many of the marine compounds are designed to cling to vertical surfaces and reduce sling.

You could get a power inverter for the car. Just depends on how much you really want to spend to do it yourself at the apartment.

Looking at fairfax county regulations you can wash your own vehicle. If it is a business, fundraiser etc.. you have to comply with collection of the water. It cannot enter storm drains. The Stormwater Management Ordinance (Chapter 124, Article 9 of the county code, effective July 1, 2014)...

They will have somebody come in upside down on a trade in, jack the price up to MSRP or better, and make money on both. That's after GM settles with the dealer for a "lemon".

Yea , no haters here. And no question is treated as "dumb". Most times I have a question I don't even have to ask it. A search finds it's been asked before.

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Klasse All in one and Klasse Sealant Glaze Side shot

Looks like somebody fell in a paint bucket then drove home

email confirmation of sandpaper disks ordered for headlight restoration. in keeping with the forum rules about links, PM if you want the link. Name Code Qty Each Options --------------------------------------------------------------- Solid BlackCarbon Wet/Dry...

And to think I freak out about fingernail scratches behind the door knobs.

My concern would be with my employer. By sending you, HE is taking responsibility, not you. Find out what he expects from you. You will be representing him. If the problems turn out to be more than can be done outside of a paint booth then find out if he wants you to only correct what you can...

As long as you do small enough sections, with enough product, you should be ok. Have your MF towels within reach at all times.

May just be personal preference but when you get low on Rainx try Stoner Invisible Glass

It works for me. Also the upload photos seems to work in internet explorer but not in chrome.

I lived in a 2700 sq ft home on 7 acres with a 1600 sq ft shop. Living off the stock market. 2008 came and wiped me out. Moved to a smaller place, an apt, with all my belongings stored in the shop while trying to sell the place. Arson fire burned the shop down and I lost all that too, tools...

When I first applied WETS I thought it was going to streak and blotch. Rubbed it in harder but still didn't look right. After it dried COMPLETELY it was amazing. Beads beautifully too. I also wiped it on the wipers. (not the blades)

Maybe an automatic car wash with the rotating brushes. The car or brushes would have had to been pretty dirty.

I have been debating on trying 303 products. I would like to try the trim restorer and protectant. I have not found a product that achieves the results I expect, especially on the cowl between the hood and windshield. I would write a review and side by side comparison of results and durability.