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Nice! Now all you need is shift lights in the top element of the steering wheel.

BWAHAHAH!!:tup:

very nice!:tup:

Blacked out headlights yesterday :tup:

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MJB, That looks great! Did you do them yourself?

Drove to Muir woods :)

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I washed the Z, (used a clay bar while washing) and applied a High Gloss Sealant Glaze. I am used to simple wash/wax and then polish but I have decided to try a sealant. This is the first time I have used this kind of product and I like the results. The directions say use extremely sparingly only like 1.5 oz for the entire car which makes sense because if you apply heavier you will have your work cut out when buffing it out, it is like 5 times harder to remove than wax. It definitely provides a more glossy look than a wax/polish and is supposed to last much longer than the traditional stuff. If you try it do a small section first to test how you apply it and more importantly when you remove it. It dries it about 15 minutes but it dries clear so unlike wax you really have to look at an angle in the right lighting to see where you missed. Below is a link if interested. I only applied one coat but the directions say more coats you apply the more glossy the result.

link to product
Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze 33 oz, High Gloss Sealant from Klasse, Klasse SG 33 oz

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Thank you and yes I did.

Whats up fellas? The northeast snow storm hit us hard here in NJ over the weekend. Had to deal with the aftermath the past couple days. Trees down everywhere. Ive never seen a snow storm do so much damage. We got 12.5 inches of WET snow!! There are still leaves on the trees which is a recipe for disaster. Trees collected too much snow and couldnt handle the weight. Luckily my Z is still in the body shop so it wasnt in my driveway. I should be getting her back in a day or two with a fresh hood, bumper and paint :tup:

:iagree: looks great! :tup:


dang, that's crazy! :icon14: good timing for doing body work. :tup: lol i always hear stories of trees falling on cars and houses during wet snow storms. luckily for me our complex is still sort of new and trees are only about 10+yrs old. not big yet. :D

no z action for me today...

Today is "take your Z to work day" for me. No special reason. I just feel like driving it. :tup:

Ordered CNT exhaust.
Ordering Swift springs and camber arms in a little bit.

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thinking about getting some piaa wiper blades for my G. it kinda looks like the Z's and my honda fit's factory wiper blades (solid one piece type) so im guessing they are pretty good (?).. :confused:

Awesome!! You will love the Swifts, they are amazing. I run the CNT test pipes and like them as well. They were a great value, Im sure the exhaust is a good deal as well.

cleaned the garage floor.... was full of leaves. :mad: :D

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I got my Z all dusty today by driving it to one of my clients in Gridley, CA. Prunes, baby!!!

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Drove to work, took her out to lunch, wiped off bird poop. lol

Very nice! Reminds of when I lived in Fresno back in the day, and we stored raisins in those wooden crates.

Received my new Batteryminder for the Z today. :tup:

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I use the same ramps. Even being dropped on Swifts, entry and exit are not a problem though the black trim pieces will rub on the rubber. One thing I can't do now though is back in the driveway due to the angle I have to take after being dropped. :tiphat:

nict pict, mr.onzedge! :tup:

Thanks -- I think it is the dustiest my 370 has ever been. It was windy out there and I was wondering if one of those 2500 pound prune bins would fall on me.

Drove her to work one last time before the wheels come off and she gets an oil change.

mr.onzedge, 3 more trips to that site, you can save your money on a complete matt-black vinyl wrap.

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Having the 1st oil change right now at the dealership.

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You could always pull a 10 point turn if your driveway is narrow :roflpuke2:


Just to get that "backed in" appeal

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She is Hot! (i'm horrible with actress names so "She" has to do.)

Yes SHE is! (SHE = Elizabeth Hurley) :tup:

nice! you're ready for winter. :tup: i plug my cars in when they are not going to be used for more than 2 days... like my Z after each sunday, my G gets plugged in on Friday nights after carwash since i dont use the car over the weekend. :p

You got a hybrid Z already?! :roflpuke2:

hybrid is so mid 2000's. mine is full battery powered. :icon17:

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