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Yup, replace it. You don't want to mess around with sidewall damage. That being said, I would still be ok driving it short distances.

I fly this!

I love this stuff and even bit the bullet and bought a gallon of it. It certainly doesn't seam to streak for me. In fact it I hardly need a final wipe. It seems fine for summer durability.

I've always liked the Dodge Magnum

National Lampoons Summer Vacation :xyxthumbs:

It's more expensive, but going with their Spray-On Car Wash is even better as a QD!

DA stuff would be good along with general good detailing practices, similar to the AutoGeek classes.

*bump* I'd be very interested too...

2011 Mustang V6 in Grabber Blue -Magnaflow Axlebacks -American Muscle GT500 18" wheels -Tri-bar pony emblems -Painted mirror covers -Tinted -Decklid cover

Born in Dubuque, but raised on the other side of the Mississippi in Wisconsin. Welcome to the forums!

I just finished dry-walling my garage. What a pain in the butt! After all that, I'm thinking I'll just hire somebody else to finish off the walls with plaster. This is completely new to me. What kind of surface will work best for a garage? I keep my garage relatively clean and well kept, so I...

About a week after buying my first new car, it was time for a wash. I brought it to self-serve wash, and said to myself, "I have no idea what I'm doing." But, I kept on doing it for a few weeks. I eventually found a drive through automatic wash that seemed to do a good job. One of the workers...

I've heard great praise from people using rim repair services. Some of them are even mobile. The prices weren't too outlandish, but I would price what it would cost to replace the entire rim also.

It's my life goal to find an old Toyota Pickup and make it into a Marty McFly mobile. Drive around town with a hover board in the back and the sports almanac sitting on the seat. How cool would that be?

I use Sprayway Stainless Steel Cleaner. It's phenomenology good. I've used it once 4 months ago and my fridge still looks great. It's a light polish and sealant. Just spray on and wipe clean with a paper towel. I see that AutoGeek now sells Sprayway stuff. Gotta try it sometime!

Haha, well that's interesting! To me DA means "Decision Altitude," the minimum altitude you can fly an airplane down to on an instrument approach (ILS). Every time I hear LSP I think of "Lumpy Space Princess" from the cartoon Adventure Time.

That's great info to know. Unfortunately I only have Griot Garage orange and red pads. Do think Blackfire with a GG red pad is suitable? or just stick with MF correction to finish.

On second thought I may try out the finishing wax and top that with Fuzion. I'd kind of like to test out the whole MF system by itself.

Cool guys I was kind of thinking that too. Maybe skip the finishing wax and apply Blackfire with my DA. Guess I can play around a bit with it, and do some test spots. I'll make sure to post results.

I've read up on a lot of great Blacklight threads, but I'm still struggling with what to do. I want to use my new Meguairs Microfiber Paint Correction system as well as the Blacklight and V7 combo. The problem I'm concerned with is the that the MF systems finishes off with the "finishing...