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Wow! Very impressive even if you are a newbie. I'd love to find a project car like this, especially one from the 80's or 90's.

Ultima Waterless Wash or ONR work just fine over Poxy.

Yeah Iron X isn't food grade safe. I'd steer away from using it. But the I like the outside the box thinking! Seems like there should be a good answer out there as cast iron has been used for hundreds of years.

Carpro Ech2o for maintaining coatings. UWW+ for non-coated cars.

I have a GG6. That's a good idea on using those in tandem. Didn't think of the 3 bp

I'm trying to decide between one of these and a GG G15....

I had a 2013 Fusion 2.0T AWD. It was a nice car. It held the kids well. The transmission needed sorting out though, well the programming of the transmission needed it. It searched for gears, delayed shifting etc. I traded it for a Tacoma so I went in a different direction than yourself.

Back in the day Ohio would allow studded snow tires from Oct 15 to Apr 15. I had some back on my beater 94 S10 in high school. Ever since then that was the schedule I followed for snow/summer tires regardless of studded or not.

Welcome fellow Ohioan! I used to have a dropped S10 back in the day as well. Glad to see a fellow minitrucker!

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Hi Mike! I'd love to get a copy of the latest VIF! If possible, please send it to [email protected]. Thanks again!

Thanks for the info! That put me onto a lot of (slightly confusing) research. I think I'm going to try and do no-rinse washes and steam cleaning to avoid causing any runoff. With time I'd like to get a good reclamation system that would allow the advantage of a power washer. At least that's...

Yes thanks for keeping it in perspective. I tend to get ahead of myself and over think things but I lime to cover my bases. I appreciate the help!

I'm in Ohio and the Ohio EPA requires a permit for putting waste water into the sanitary system depending on whether it is hazardous or not. I couldn't find any msds sheets on various washes I was looking at using. I want to do my homework before I get going.

Interesting stuff. Thanks for the info. I was thinking about mahjong something similar using a tarp and beach towels and just soak up the waste water. Those berms look pretty good though.

Hi all, I've been around Autogeek off an on for a number of years mainly for research. I've been collecting data/info on doing detailing part-time as I have a passion for cars and really enjoy the work. I've read Renny's book (twice now) and it has fired me up more than I was prior. Has...