HomeLAN said:No. Elbow grease and microfiber rags.
Inkara1 said:When did you change rims and drive it to San Francisco? And why didn't you stop by and say "hey" when you were on this side of the country?
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Professur said:I did the '85 celebrity wagon by hand once upon a time. Once being the important word.
SouthernN'Proud said:Buncha wussies.
I wax the Explorer (four door, 4X4 no less...) by hand several times a summer. Requires a step ladder, but it's doable.
When I get serious on a vehicle, I do it all. Wash, wax, vacuum, ArmorAll the interior, Son Of A Gun on the tires (saturated, never wiped), rims polished, glass inside and out. Takes all day, but man is it worth it.
SouthernN'Proud said:Buncha wussies.
I wax the Explorer (four door, 4X4 no less...) by hand several times a summer. Requires a step ladder, but it's doable.
When I get serious on a vehicle, I do it all. Wash, wax, vacuum, ArmorAll the interior, Son Of A Gun on the tires (saturated, never wiped), rims polished, glass inside and out. Takes all day, but man is it worth it.
HomeLAN said:If I had a place like that around here, I'd go as well.
We went to the ballgame yesterday. Braves won 8-4, so it was a good time. On Sundays, they let kids run the bases after the game. I'm waiting to get it from my mother-in-law, since it was her camera, but I think I got a decent shot of V2.0 rounding 3rd and hitting home plate at Turner field.
I'm jealous.
SouthernN'Proud said:When I get serious on a vehicle, I do it all. Wash, wax, vacuum, ArmorAll the interior, Son Of A Gun on the tires (saturated, never wiped), rims polished, glass inside and out. Takes all day, but man is it worth it.