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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 2212933)

You want a Pomeranian? You can have mine. :icon17:

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goooodam, everone! TGIT for ms.bc :tup: :icon17:

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Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 2212359)

Mr.kenchan :tup:

did you find the AWSX easy to program?

hi mr.alcheng! :tup: oh, i was just messing around on my Z's HU. the aswc is going to be used on the fit... even let the bigman (bigaudiofanat) know cause he's all for aswc, im kinda a PACman. huh.... im a pacman? :icon17:
ok, ADD kicking in.... :tup:

i expect to have all the bits by probably end of the month. :p

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Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 2212494)

Post before the forum is down..!!! :postwhore:

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2212688)

Oh and for Ken, a good friend of mine who we went to dinner with last night just upgraded her 80s Volvo that has lots of money sunk into it for crappy repairs, no AC, and a ghost that randomly operates the radio station and volume with a new-to-her, super low mileage 2010 Honda Fit. She absolutely loves it, and we're so happy she has a reliable car now, especially since she is a nurse that does in-home hospice care and has to drive all over Central Texas at a moment's notice. Honda Fit FTW :tup:

hi mr.jar! :tup: sounds good. the fit is definitely reliable and great to use on a daily basis. if it wasn't i wouldnt have two of them. :icon17:

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Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 2212811)

Waiting for the wrap place to get black satin in and then test to see if it will adhere to the lip well. If yes, I'll be getting the lip, fangs and b pillar finishers wrapped. If it can't adhere well, I'll just be installing it as plain flat black against the gloss fangs.

sounds great, ms. pint! :excited: im sure with 3M adhesion promotor (primer) the overlay will stick like paint no problem.

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Originally Posted by Isamu (Post 2212854)

:tup: I will do my best!...
then tomorrow is last day of work and :whoop: 2 weeks and I am in Guam

GL mr. mu!! :tup:

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Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 2212930)

Sexy car, XiP!

:iagree: good job, xip! :tup:

hello hello~ :hello:

:hello: kenchan

XiP - car looks great :tup:

Love those videos Nismo!

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Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 2212949)

:hello: kenchan

hello LMB! :tup:

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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 2212925)

Is that a Pomeranian? I like your wheels. TE-37?

yup!!! she's about 1 year old, how old is yours? yours is really cute ^^
wheels are TE37SLs :)

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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 2212933)

You want a Pomeranian? You can have mine. :icon17:

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I'm looking to get some more wax since I just ran out a few weeks ago. Is Adam's Americana paste wax really worth the price? They have a special today (here), and I was considered trying it out... I have generally used Meguiar's Gold Class paste wax, and I've always been happy with the results.

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Originally Posted by XiP (Post 2213057)

yup!!! she's about 1 year old, how old is yours? yours is really cute ^^
wheels are TE37SLs :)

That is my dog, Josie, and she is about 7 years old. We don't know for certain as she was a rescue. We had another, Daisy, but she came down with Lymphoma and we had to put her down last October.

Here is Daisy:

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2213065)

I really like Meguiar's Ultimate Paste. It goes on and comes off very easily, gives a great shine and lasts.

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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 2213080)

I really like Meguiar's Ultimate Paste. It goes on and comes off very easily, gives a great shine and lasts.

:tup: I'll check it out, thanks :tiphat:

Would you or anyone else happen to have a good recommendation for an applicator? Right now I use cheap microfibers ones that come in a 5 pack for $2.99 and make them one-time use only (I go through about two per coat of wax). I have a ton of them, but I would definitely be interested in a better quality pad that I can wash and reuse.

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2213089)

I use the applicator that comes with the wax. I also purchase extra applicators from Meguiar's as I do not like to use them more than once. When I am feeling ambitious, I apply the wax manually and then work in in (a section at a time) with my Porter-Cable. I take it off by hand, using multiple microfiber cloths and then buff it with a Meguiar's finishing towel.

Dang, I sound like a friggin' commercial.