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So much for Democracy when they let the donor class decide if he's in or out and then so much for Democracy when he simply puts forth a candidate worse than him and side-steps the electors, etc. LOL.....and they say Trump is the threat. Clowns.

Jan 6th? LOL. Worst attempt to frame something as a major issue. The BLM riots of 2020 said hold my beer. In the end like him or not, many of Trumps policies are far better for this country and Americans than anything Biden has going. It's why Biden hardly ever if ever at all talks...

he's not an isolationist by any means. he simply wants others more close the actual situation to take the lead for once and actually pay up vs constantly leaning on us. I see the argument for supporting Ukraine but the reality is we are way too involved and spending money we don't have and...

Yep. It's the love hate that I have for the color. I absolutely LOVE pure black but for a daily for me, I'm done and won't do it. Then I moved to a metallic black and it was great too but it took a little getting used to as the "depth" of it would change of course depending on the lighting...

Better Pics now with Spoiler and Tint in place:

The route is usually a loop around our Outerbelt which is 45 miles and encircles the city. Not sure if we will do that an exit 70 West and carry it to Dayton or not but with the WPAFB there we might. Early in the planning just yet.

You'll never convince me the events happening to Trump for all these years don't involve the gov't. Kennedy, both of them and Trump and many others are all gov't controlled or influenced. I have zero doubt they believe he's a threat, but it's not to the American people, certainly not our...

Thanks. Color is growing on me. I was being a stubborn guy not wanting to "pay" for another color. Besides, I knew once polished and coated it would look great. It does. Pics after I get tint though. These headlights are the matrix ones that will adjust to oncoming traffic so your...

With my move to a new job at a local company, I now have a 30-minute commute each way. As a national sales director, I'll also be traveling with my team. My previous car, an Accord, served me well, though I only drove it about 4,000 miles a year. I sold it for $3,000 less than I paid, freeing up...

Key is to know what brand is installed. PPF has a clear coat layer that is softer, yes, but most of the good modern ones self heal with a touch of a heat gun, hair dryer, hot water or just plain sun. No need to correct. In fact, do not try and correct them as you'll likely damage them...

Skin is a sacrificial topcoat that really enhances the hydrophobic properties. In my personal experience, it lasts about 18 months, including winters here in Ohio. I like it a lot and have it on 3/4 of my personal cars. Primer is similar to essence. Primer makes for easier coating removal. With...

I wouldn't worry about the grill. GYEON Wet Coat and be done. Congrats on the buy. Paint wise, GYEON Primer as the polish and base layer of protection. Then GYEON MOHS EVO or better yet, their dual layer SYNCRO EVO kit. Here's a couple shots from one that I did recently.

Premium Shield Elite is perfectly clear. Been using it for several years. Been using PS as a brand for over 10. Lifetime warranty and again, one of the very best out there. Self healing and in many cases glossier than the finish it's installed on. I did the front of my wife's last car...

I use it. Super easy. Moderately slick. I use WetCoat as a day-forward every month or so. Combined they are a great way of keeping wheels easy to clean.

I was skeptical at first but once I tried Mohs EVO I left my UK 3.0 and SiC on the shelf. I will likely use them on an upcoming vehicle just to get rid of them but reality is they need to reformulate the product as the new benchmark for removal is with GYEON.

More Photoshop play as this is a great image.

Switch to GYEON's new EVO Products. It doesn't get any easier to apply. You won't get streaks unless you drip grease from your lunch on the surface.

Dlux. Sorry.

That gritty feeling could be embedded contaminants; use a clay mitt to see if it pulls them off. As I would say it most likely is, the plastic is dinged and chipped up from road debris. You should be able to see and feel either or both. It's soft plastic and does get road-rashed easily. A clay...

The 1/3 acetone and 2/3 windex is a tried and proven solution. it's been around for decades, as we used to use it for paint prep back in the 80's. it's my go-to prep spray after polishing. Works great. Traditional IPA will not remove oils much at all whereas the acetone mix will...