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Oooh, this will be close. Conflicts with the 12 Hours of Sebring race weekend, but I think it will be possible for me to blitz over to Stuart on Sunday AM. Put me down (Justin Howe).

Hmm. An acquaintance just picked up a 2001 Boxster S for his wife and the calipers were a chalky, pinkish red. We simply cleaned them thoroughly and did several coats of tinted clearcoat. They look great so far, but it's only been a month. It was simply PPG Global clear with some red thrown...

I just tried out my new Flex 3401 yesterday. And I can tell you, it can certainly burn through paint ;) Oops. But it was with Powergloss and a yellow cutting pad that burnt some edges in a small way, so the fault was mine. The car had deep scratches and massive swirls-- I was doing color...

I'm not an expert, but yes the salt minerals are still there in the softened water, however, it is a considerable improvement over non-treated water as there is certainly less scale as the water evaporates.

I have well water, so we have a softener. It certainly makes a big difference, as the ground water is quite hard down here. No comparison. Even if I was on city water, I'd probably still use a softener & carbon filter as most municipal water supplies seem to be chlorinated and hard (barely...

It's the former Moroso race track, located west of Jupiter, FL. But you'd probably not recognize it as the place went under big renovations and changes.

I've got a friend with an '03 Turbo X50 and the black paint also seems very easy to scratch. So it is not just you...

What is this "fog" or haze you guys talk about? I have used Rain-X for years on many different vehicles and never had a problem myself. I can't imagine ever driving without it in Florida downpours! If you guys are running the A/C, is it a meat locker in the car? Sounds like possibly your...