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4 years and 7 months :D Most of the stuff will be fine for a long long time, unless exposed to certain, undesireable temperatures

KSG being my favorite product, I'll give you all the advice based on how I use it.. 1. use a "regular" round m/f applicator... probably around 3" or so in diameter 2. apply a line of KSG across the middle of the applicator, and a bit away from the edges 3. fold the applicator in half so that...

remote start is for women... or men who don't want to go out and warm up their woman's car Glad there wasn't too much damage

haha that was pretty funny

All are divisible by 5 :p The prices are based on ~$30/hr.

Since I got great help/input on my business cards, I'll ask the same for the flyers... Front is obviously not complete yet, but that's the idea... put Name, #, website and e-mail, then a few pictures showing all around the car, clean hopefully :D Back is pretty much finished What do you guys...

SPARKIE YOU'RE A LIAR!!! we can easily see that the tires are from different cars... one has "Uniroyal" on top and the other "Laredo" :D Good work on the expy :cheers:

nice setup shady... where did you get the drawers which are holding your pads and m/f, etc.. in the trailer?

Thanks for the info. I have actually found a guy on a local car forum that'll make me one for free or dirt cheap... he does machining work daily and is currently working on building a E36 BMW drag car, so he's turned his garage into a welding/cutting/etc... lab. Anyway, I never had the edge...

Grab a Miller bottle from the fridge (save the Heineken for drinking :D) and roll the bottle under your bad foot. I play soccer and twisted ankles happen pertty often, although less painfull and severe than yours I imagine... either way, roll the bottle for 5-10 mins at a time, then ice and...

Ty E36 rules :p

This is why I think the Edge adapters go bad, but this will be a simple piece of metal and I doubt it'll cause any damage, at least not for a while

How much would your machine shop charge for such an adapter? Obviously I want one for the PC, about 1" long and minimum possible o.d. What are the advantages/disadvantages of the adapter on your rotary? I know you did it just to fit the backing plate, but do you feel a difference when the pad...

Oh so your Metabo is a 5/8"?? Where did you make this? That is exactly what I had in mind, and I might have actually been thinking of these pictures when I thought about the adapter for the PC. Did you do it yourself or had a shop do it for you?

I've noticed the PC makes the backing plate extremely hot and there's a lot of melting going on. A guy on autopia I think melted the backing plate so bad that it was curved all around and the pad looked like it went through a house fire... I just want something to give me a little distance...

I have no clue what the correct term for this is, but I could've sworn I saw something about it on the forums... The backing plate gets pretty hot most of the time when using the PC, and I was wondering if anyone had any information as far as some extension adapter is concerned... something 1-2"...

Honestly, I think many of those "hacks" could do a very decent job with a PC maybe even rotary... problem is that they see the opportunity for easy money by doing quantity over quality, and once the laziness sets in, cars are doomed. I have luckily and unfortunately had the pleasure of...

The owner said these were the only 2 photos that came out good from his photoshoot this morning...

I mentioned it above... it seemed like many of the swirls were caused by the dealer and a harsh compund/polish... I have used #84 and 85 a few times and I'm familiar with the kind of scratches they leave behind in order to remove some deeper stuff... the owner actually said he didn't notice much...

Photoshop and thanks.