I need to get some new polishing pads for my Bosch. Have practically brand new ones but they are st my exes place, I mean my place, err old place.

Better just to order some news pads lol

And wtf can the burger jockeys at Wendy's never put enough ketchup on a Baconator

Of course I forgot to ask for a pack of ketchup at the drive thru

Dry burger :mad:

Dont they add like 4 quarts of mayo on the baconator?

I just ordered a couple more 3m pads for my Metabo. :tup:

Either too much or too little. Never in between

This time, too little of that too

And while I'm complaining the bacon is too crispy :icon17:

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ice cold corona in hand... thanks.

Ice cold Mt. Dew in hand :tup:

Had a Mountain Dew few days ago for the first time in years. It was a blue one, flavour name unknown. It was actually pretty darn tasty. Would def buy it again

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:icon17: Now sipping on a tall cold glass of milk :yum:

Life Is Good :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

New backing pad and polishing pads en route for Friday.

Am so tempted to wetland the car and get rid of that orange peel, but I've heard so many times how thin the paint and clear is on these things. A body an I know said skip couple steps and go straight to 2000 grit but am concerned I won't get it flat enough and might actually make it look worse instead of better.

Going to give this one some thought before jumping in