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IsshinryuKarateGirl
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Originally posted by jfarnsworth
The story of my life with women
Oh, you'll eventually find one you don't piss off too much....
The Garage
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Oh, you'll eventually find one you don't piss off too much....
Lemme Tell ya... Women Love me.
(For my Money) :shrug:
My first car, BTW, was a 77 Plymouth Town and Country Station Wagon with genuine imitaion wood grain paneling. I bought it off my Neighbor for 500 bucks when I was 17.
(For my Money) :shrug:
My first car, BTW, was a 77 Plymouth Town and Country Station Wagon with genuine imitaion wood grain paneling. I bought it off my Neighbor for 500 bucks when I was 17.
Originally posted by IsshinryuKarateGirl
Oh, you'll eventually find one you don't piss off too much....
It seems like everyday turns into the day before.
I have always had descent eye appeal with the turtle wax line.
I can't remember the last time I had to wax mine. Too much rust to wax over. Really depends on the finish/clear coat on your car. Turtle Wax is a good line like Jason said. You can get packets of a liquid wax that goes right in the wash bucket (no applying, waiting, removing) but I've never been all that impressed with them.http://detailking.goemerchant7.com/index.cgi?PageToView=catalog&Department=72679&Cartid=20561058625600&Merchant=detailking&ExpandedDepts= Try this site out for anything in the detailing line. I've been told the cherry wax is great for the "always wet" look.
I would suggest a good wax made for automobiles. Candle wax is not so good, and it takes a long time to collect enough earwax to do a whole car...
