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Another great tip, and your writeup was very well done. Funny thing. I have an old Genie-brand "shop vac" that I use for my cars because it is small/convenient but powerful for its size. It's factory filtration system consists of something quite similar to your pool sock.

My thought is that using a spray wax as a clay lube would actually decrease the clay's effectiveness as the wax would prove to be too "slippery" as a lubricant and thus prevent the clay from getting a good "hold" on the surface contaminant(s).

:xyxthumbs: Been doing the same thing for literally decades but I've always just used hot water as the "wetting" agent. As for a dedicated product, I've tried CarPro Bug Out and SONAX Insect Remover, with a slight nod to the Bug Out. I'm gonna throw a bottle of Bug Squash in my order for this...

Perhaps it was CarPro Essence ?

My old chemistry prof says that ain't happening ...

Figured so. BC Jr. has always been a big Mustang guy. Darned good racer too.

Could be used for a Rorschach test ...

Here in the midwest we add a third entry to the list of things "for certain" in life ... death, taxes, and road construction season.

Super "restoration", and that last hood shot is epic. Did this pony happen to escape from a Marysville dealer ? :laughing:

I'll see your Stripes and raise you an MC5 ! :laughing:

Sounds like you may have over-heated them. Still, you might give LC a shout to see what they say.

Welp, it's road construction season here and they're re-doing a road that I frequently have to travel on. All our vehicles are light-colored, so I am dreading the thought of having to deal with this mess. I've tapped the CR-V to be "sacrificed" and used for all driving during this time until...

Lately I have been revisiting the superb albums of cover songs done by "Sid n Susie". aka Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs. They are chock full of iconic songs from the 60's & 70's and there's hardly a clinker in the bunch despite the daunting task of having to follow on from the original...

If you are not willing/able to put in the effort to polish, you might look in to some of the "stripping" washes available ... not sure if there are any for sale in the AG store though ... :dunno:

And Earl Scheib said if you leave the windows down, they'll do the interior for free when they paint the car ... :laughing:

That's too recent, more like a RIGID Tool Girls calendar ... :laughing:

Floor looks great ! We're nearby in Rush Creek Village. May have to stop by sometime to see what you've done with the Accord, got the same 2019 white pearl paint on our CR-V.

Construction is apparently behind schedule due to the pandemic. And their site confirms that indeed it is mostly an assembly operation using globally-sourced components. They do have some component forging capacity onsite but that will surely be done with robots and auto-forging presses (for...

Gyeon Silk Dryer. It sucks. Except for water.

As noted above, we need a little more info about the nature of the surface. For example ... if it's a smooth metal surface (ex. painted metal, piano black, etc.), I'd hit it with Blackfire One Step. If it's a textured plastic surface, I'd try a wax remover product or APC (light to med...