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How do I go about adjusting that? I can get a picture up in a sec. Both sides are the same, done since since I got the car

I'll let the picture do the talking. I'm always sanding off the rust and re-painting it, but that's not a long-term solution. Ideas? The support strut for the trunk hits/rubs against the car whenever the trunk is closed. It rubs off the paint and then I get rust. So far I've tried weather...

Anyone used this stuff? How does it hold up/look? Seems like it would be nice since it fills in minor scratches Buy Duplicolor Flexible Bumper Coating, Black, 11 oz. Aerosol FB105 at Advance Auto Parts

Hmm for 4 bucks for a little 4 oz size to try it out seems fairly noncommittal Thanks! Out of curiosity: What do you mean by raise your suspicious nature?

Thanks man! Anyone else have input?

Would you mind providing a link? I couldn't seem to find it on Google

Getting tires of buying those little trees that run out in a few days. And I didn't see it on the Chemicalguys site - only pina colada. So what do you guys think? Any favorites?

Do I need a special matte soap or can I just use dish soap/wax free car soap? The rims just finished drying. Here's a picture so we are all on the same page

I'm painting my rims with Rustoleum flat black enamel spray. The previous owner didn't wash the car and the brake dust ate through the paint on my rims. I normally scrub out the inside of my rims and apply a coat of wax or two every time I rotate the tires - 3000 miles. But since this is a...

You will laugh... Armorall tire black in the spray bottle. It's water based, so it won't dry tires and seems to last for weeks Aquapel - self explanatory. Works like rainX for a year. Megs GC wash. Works well, fairly cheap, available most everywhere

I can't tell if it hazes when I do it, but I can't tell if much hazes on a white car anyway. So that doesn't say much lol I just let it dry for quite an excessive amount of time and did the 'finger' test to see if it wipes clean or smears. Then wiped off

Yeah, I think part of it is that I was gearing myself up to a hellish removal process. When in reality, the worst spots just needed a slightly moistened MF to remove.

Aren't the packing peanuts starch based anyway? I only ask because my dog partially ate one and it partially dissolved. Just stick it in the compost bin

Yup. I let mine try for 2 hours just for giggles and it came right off in 1-2 passes with a MF. No streaking for me haha. Klasse was harder to remove than collinite if applied too thickly. It does NOT want to come off without a spritz of water on my cloth. Then that will remove both Klasse...

This is probably my favorite one. Pretty much sums up how the weather was that day LOL

And I got bored yesterday, so I went out and took some pix :D

This is going to be confusing since my name is Chris too and I also got a new sony camera LOL

I love the way waxed paint looks in the rain