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Hi everyone. It's been a while, glad to be back, lost log in info

Lost my parents the same way. Guess back in their day everybody smoked because the results weren't all in on the problems linked with the foul habit. My prayers are with you also. We all need to help someone to stop smoking so as to make the world a better place to breathe in.

That horse looks damn good after a winter hibernation. It must get good care to remain in that condition.

I also have hard well water and have been using ONR for a couple years now. Keeps the spots off and it's all I use for my clay lube also. Very detailed and informative review. Keep up the good work.

After you put on the new wheels and get them protected why not try out some Ceramic Pads. They stop better and produce no dust.

I wonder if Giant Eagle would miss one of their carts. They got so many.

Yes that one looks like it would be good. The wand looks a little long though.

Find an electric one, it's lighter has no torque, no noise and no gas. Its easier to start also.

My leaf blower is also a vacuum cleaner that I got at Big Lots for 49.99. It has a cannister that you put the motor in or put a nozzle on it for blowing leaves.

I really can't see your paint in your pictures, need to get some light on them but Once You Go Black You Never Go Back. They look the best when properly detailed.

I use an electric leaf blower on my black Monte exclusively, saves wiping and gets the water out of all the trim and mouldings. Works great. I also use it to dry the wheels, tires and when I scrub the engine compartment. It gets water out of the puddle places on the engine.

I would try wet sand with the 2500 grit with a block for the flatness and then polish. Good Luck

The first time I did the Monte it took about 2 days. I washed, clayed, removed swirls with the Pinnacle Twins, then XMT 360 to seal, then Souveran on top, and then it was on to the tires, wheels, and wells and then on to the engine compartment. After that it is about a 5 hour job to get...

For jam rinsing I use a pressure sprayer, it is very easy to control. I have a 2 gallon pumper and it has a nozzle that can be aimed and the stream is adjustable.

I will ask next time I go in but the stuff was green and I swore that they sprayed anti-freeze on my stuff. Of course they denied that and said it was tire shine. I do not know why wheels need tire shine.

My Chevy garage must shop at the same place as your dealer because they did my brand new tires and wheels and wheelwells with the same garbage. The stuff was on my paint and it sure was tuff to get off. I told them never to wash my car again when it's in for service.

I've always thought toothbrushes were too rough for any use on painted areas so I use good quality paint brushes in different sizes to get in those hard to reach areas.

GO PENGUINS :iagree:

One of my fave movies also. That girl knew how to fix a car and ski.

:xyxthumbs: U Luckee Dog