:tup: for smoooooth preparation.

i remember a local guy that moved at the very last minute (like a day before kid was born) and i was like wtf are you doing to your wife??! :ugh2: it's already bad enough that it's going to be their first child so tensions were already high, now moving to a new unfamiliar house that needs work? im like do you know what "preparation" means?! :shakes head: lol :rofl2:

:iagree: that would not be good for the wife or the baby on the way :shakes head:

we have been here 5 months now and I have done lots of projects already, hopefully I can get a bunch more of them done before the early december due date :tup:

You need to come over some time and give my Rupes Bigfoot a try. You'll :drool: It's a game changer. :tup:

:yum: looks very nice

I just have the griots RO with 3" and 6" backing plates and pads, and then I have a big Makita Rotary for big work with 6" and 8" plates and pads both are for the lake country pad system :tup:

ok, back to it. sigh.
see you guys this evening. Mini has ball practice which means I have 1.5 hours to :postwhore: :excited:

:icon17: hahaha, yah, mid-30's, im washing my car outside on my driveway.
your summers are incredibly hot vs our summers here.

ahh, yah, on the outside i suppose it could bend with the trim. :) but if you were going to do that, wouldn't the stock frosted lens work just as well? :confused:

:tup: :icon17:

i asked my wife i want a wiha extra heavy duty screw driver set for f-day and it already arrived. :excited:

silly me, i already cleared a drawer in my tool case for them. :p still got a couple weeks to go though... :ugh2:

:iagree:

imho, using RO is safer than spot polishing by hand because the rotation is always even vs doing a karate kid motion by hand. polish on, paint off. :ugh2:

Me to back out to the garage to see if I can do any more prep before I start to paint :tup:

:tup: to the screwdriver set :tiphat:

:iagree: RO is probably the safest way to polish a car :tup:

now that's good preparation. :tup:

is that the one that can handle 12" pads? :icon17: ;)

lol, imagine someone polishing their cars with a 12" pad.

laterz, msbc! :hello:

12" pad would be ok if you had a big old boat of a car like a town car or a big caddy with large flat body panels :ugh2: not much else a 12" pad would be good for........I hardly use my 8" pads even..... I think they have only been used on my buddies boat :ugh2:

K I gtg back to work, only so many hours left until day is done :ugh2:

nice! :tup: i need to vac my garage pretty soon. i sprayed some scentless/colorless insect spray yesterday to prevent spiders and stuff. already i saw these tiny spiders making their webs without paying any rent. :mad: :icon17:

laterz! :hello:

I still have the stock frosted ones. :tup:

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