Fvck.
https://i.imgur.com/BujuWaSl.jpg

I blame EW. He was screwing around in your garage!

Hey madwi. You got screwed. Did you have a smoke afterwards?


That sucks. Is it leaking air?

yeah, I had a couple "smokes" afterwards. It is a few pounds down. I have two extra tires hanging on the rack. Ill take this wheel to the tire shop tomorrow and I need to order a right rear wheel as this one has a good bend in it from a pot hole. Ill toss other good tire on new wheel when it shows up.

That or he's making sure no other dogs are around lol why doesn't he like other dogs?

And looks like his hair is growing back nicely :tup:

Its mainly bigger, hyper dogs he dont really like. There is a tiny teacup thing that our friends have and he completely ignores her. Who knows. I think he is just a punk *** like his owner.

Say this again when it is January and -45F here. I may take you up on that. :icon17:

Finally had a chance to wash the car a few times after ceramic coating the car. Mixed up a 1:5 solution of Gyeon Q2 prewash foam and sprayed down the car and let it sit for ~5 minutes per the instructions. Foam stayed on the car very well for the entire time. Rinsed off easily with the pressure washer and 40° nozzle.
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Washed the car with Mothers Ceramic care wash in the buckets. Surface is really smooth and the mitt slid over the surface easily. Car dried amazingly well. I rinsed it down with the pressure washer and then just used the hose to flood the surface. There was hardly any water left on the surface, one towel used for dryint the entire car and it was barely damp. Thats a win in my book.

Don't be surprised when I buy you a plane ticket.

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Wiped the car down with Gyeon Cure. You would think this is to cure the base coats but it is akin to a detailing spray. It is used for maintenance, water spots and the likes. A little goes a long way and it can actually be diluted 50:50 with distilled water. One or two spritzes max on a towel and wipe down a door then wipe down with a clean MF towel, move one to next section. Whole car wiped down in 10 minutes.

#2.
Ive had a chance to wash it a few times and try out all the products. Washing is dead easy. Process is prewash foam with foam cannon and let dwell 5 minutes and rinse. Wash with mitt and buckets and then spritz a little Wet Coat on as I rinse off with pressure washer. I then use only the hose to flood the panels and the water sheets off very nicely leaving only a couple drops of water.

https://i.imgur.com/KKdDx6el.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/ZmnSMU3l.jpg

Sounds like too much work for just washing a car. :icon14:

Same process as always. Not really any faster or anything but looks good with minimal effort.

That car looks mint. Congratulations on a great build!

Thank you, I appreciate the compliment. :tiphat: