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Thanks Mike! Is there a lot of indoor events as well?

Can someone fill me in a bit on the event? I have never been and I want to invite my father along but he has a skin condition and cannot be out in the sun very long. I will be there regardless, but I thought it would be nice to spend some time with dad. Yep, the same dad that drives Vette's...

Yes, Heuberger. they are a bunch of nice people. Great experience! Water spot remover removed them without a problem. So.... today after work I started on this tedious process and I found out that I didn't even have to use the water sport remover after all. I washed and dried through car...

But, I'm hooked! Always trying to find a better way. Better product. And for all of you that don't know "tuscarora dave" he is a great friend with a great knowledge for auto detailing. He single handedly walked me through buffing and polishing with a rotary through emails and over the phone...

when I called autogeek this is how our conversation went... Brian: hi, how can I help you. Me: I'd like to place an order Brian: have you ordered from us before? Me: yes, but I wish I haven't. Lol Brian: oh, why is that? Me: because it just never stops!

I'll see you there, Dave. Thanks for the invite! Lmao

What better way to spend my weekend! Count me in... Eric Freedman

I stopped by the body shop where Eddie was working and he totally stopped what he was doing to help me out today. He is such a nice person I had to ask, " you can't be from Florida? ", but he was. Lmao He tried a few different products. No polishes. no compounds. No puffers of DA's. He only...

I will check out the clearbra for the back. Thanks. I just think it's funny that the dealership said that clay bar will remove the water spots. Idk Maybe it will. What do you think?

Update: I made a great a great repore over the last few weeks with a super duper high end detailer here in South Florida and he offered to take a look at the STi and even remove the water spots in a test area and tell me what I need. I offered to pay him to do it but he is booked until May...

I was actually looking into an aftermarket exhaust but now that I have the car and I'm driving it, I don't know why you would want anything louder. Srsly. I feel bad in the morning bc I leave my house at 6am and the neighbors have to listen to me warm my car up. Meh...m too bad...Lol 15mm or...

If anything.... classy mods only. 3/4" drop and either wheel spacers of a different wheel with a more aggressive offset. +38 or +40. I already bought the short shifter from kart boy a few weeks back bc I knew the car was on the way, and I also bought rally armor mud flaps. I bought the base...

Let alone a damn STi !!!!!!!!!!! My poor baby.... lol

I was hoping that the dealer would pick up the tab but them again I don't trust them with the paint. So, I'm on my own!

I'd hate to use up any clearcoat being that it's so new. :(

Thank you! I just got off the phone with the dealership and believe it or not they said to use clay bar and that up in Colorado they get a lot of hard water and are used to that. What do you guys think about using a clay bar to remove hard water stains?

I don't have 4500 but 4000 I do have. I have options polish, too. Is there any other chemicals or polishes I should buy to correct this?

Do you think some menzerna sf 4000 would work?