But imagine how much faster I could have done it with power tools! :eek:

That's the thing with power tools... 99% of the time, the end result is the same, **** just happens a whole lot faster. :icon17:

:rofl2:

I cant imagine polishing by hand, screw that.

Although, you would have popeye arms.

Yeah not so much
Forearms are big enough thank you very much :p Polishing whole car by hand sounds way too much like work!

The pouring rain finally slowed down to a mist so got the car out for a little bit. Had been three or four days since it was out of the garage. That's just wrong.

Usually by mid July it's so dry here everything turns brown.

:ugh2: oh oh oh The list we can not forget the list boy's and girl's

















-Clifford :tiphat:

:D up before the bird's today and felling like a Million Dollars

:ugh2: pulling out the fishing pole


Lake trout on my list today :yum:


-Clifford :tiphat:

Happy Fishing.

I too am up way too early -- I guess going to bed at 6 PM was not a great idea.

Thank you very much Mr Donald

Its a great idea going to bed early once and awhile :tup:

For sure if you travel or work odd hours your body needs its rest..

Have a enjoyable weekend :tup:

-Clifford :tiphat:

:iagree:

Rep Freely.

Goodam everyone! :hello:

Going to start off the day washing my GTI and then pulling out my STI for some motoring fun. :D

Have a great day.

What I am doing you ask?

Well, I am up too dad-burned early...

I am headed in the 370Z to a meeting at 6 AM, stopping at Marie's Donuts first.

Then painting an exterior wall on the garage, hanging a sunshade, washing the 370Z, washing the Juke, packing and then grilling some meat of some kind...

Sounds like a fun full day :D

For me after the fun I need to dyson da 2nd floor. Followed by cleaning toilets. :ugh:

Den a nap. :D

I am trying to be productive like you. :tiphat:

:rofl2: I look forward to my nap time.

I do too.

I have done several guitars, which would be about 1.5' square areas from 2000 grit to mirror-shiny by hand, it takes at least 2 hours and yeah by the end my shoulder, fingers, forearms are aching.

The first 80% (getting a good shine) takes about 15 minutes. Getting every last scratch out... Takes what seems like an eternity. :icon17:

Mainly I do it because the whole surface has edges and holes and what-not for the controls, and it's just asking to be burned through if you use a machine, so I've never bought one. You focus on everything in between the holes/edges and carefully avoid all that stuff, even by hand you can easily burn through.

For a car, yeah, unless you are doing very small touch-up it's pretty dumb not to just go get a small buffer. :)

Me too, mainly because I'll have some company. :icon23:

Not mine, they're not that big. :ughdance:

:rofl2:

:tiphat:

Good morning!

I hope your weekend is going well. :)

Saturday is the best day of the week, can't waste a single minute! :tiphat:

:iagree:

Morning everyone. :hello:

:driving:

:hello:

:hello:

Hi stranger!

stinkbutt--eastwest

Fishing pole packed in the truck and headed to the cottage in 90. :tup:

Gud Mewnin', all you sexy sexy Z people. I'm about to break out the waffle iron and sizzle up some bacon. :yum: :iagree:

:yum: Sounds like a good plan to me.

Washed GTI It was a mess with watever crap the dealer put on it. Clayed and hydroed. No hydro max today.


Going to pull out my Z in 15. :p

Faking can't type worth shitt dis am..

Heeeerooollolol?

U c...

:hello:

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OH!

Had a nice cruise in the Z. :tup: