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EazyD

10-02-2011 11:48 AM

You could have corrected him instead of being passive aggressive ...

Apoc370z

10-02-2011 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Rone (Post 1340052)

Does your neighbor drive a Ford F-250? lol

no he drives a S2000 that he abuses like how people will abuse their stepchild

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Originally Posted by 11Thumper (Post 1340195)

You should have given him bedroom tips for his wife's likes/dislikes. :D

i would if his wife is actually hot :icon18:

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Originally Posted by daisuke149 (Post 1340346)

I really opened this thread hoping it was going to start off with "i was washing my car and my super hot neighbor chick in her bikini came over and gave me some pointers and helped out.. here are pics".

: /

you sir have disappointed me today.

see this is what happens if you have too high of an expectation :icon18:

Apoc370z

10-02-2011 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by EazyD (Post 1340471)

You could have corrected him instead of being passive aggressive ...

i was saving the energy to wach my car :tiphat:

LunaZ

10-02-2011 12:34 PM

This guy takes the cake.
I used to think my neighbours who always say "You can do mine next" or "I'll bring mine right over" were the most annoying people. On that note, we probably all hear that when we're in our driveway, so try this comeback I came up with one day: "No problem! Bring it by for an estimate. Cars start at $50 and vans and SUVs are a little more depending on how dirty they are."
I have yet to have any takers... or even a response :icon17:

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Originally Posted by EazyD (Post 1340471)

You could have corrected him instead of being passive aggressive ...

He didn't come over asking for advice. He already knows everything, duh.

DJ-of-E

10-02-2011 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by 11Thumper (Post 1340195)

You should have given him bedroom tips for his wife's likes/dislikes. :D

now I remember why I didn't post a comment in this thread. cuz I was busy laughing, roffles!

gurneyeagle

10-02-2011 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by LunaZ (Post 1340524)

Yea, when I owned a house (just moved into a townhouse) my neighbors always thought I was crazy for washing my cars weekly, but they also used to comment on the fact that I cut my grass weekly, trimmed my bushes monthly, and washed the house down every 6 months. I'm a clean, neat freak - I admit it.

Now in the townhouse, before water restrictions, I washed the cars weekly, and the neighbors thought I was nuts. Cleaning the Z with waterless car wash is just blowing their minds!

PapoZalsa

10-02-2011 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by TypeOne (Post 1340083)

Sounds like a guy that knows what he's talking about.

:bowrofl: :roflpuke2: :bowrofl:

Davey

10-02-2011 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by RunNgun (Post 1340118)

You should have asked him if scrubbing side to side helps cancel out swirl marks

You have to run the brush straight down the sides, then it looks like blurring/"speed lines" when you're cruising by. :ugh2:

Jeffblue

10-02-2011 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by LunaZ (Post 1340524)

yea and what people dont understand is there is no point on hand washing a car with shitty swirled up paint. Hand washing (properly) is just to prevent swirls and cause as little damage to the paint as possible while washing, which is when most swirls/scratches are actually created. Once a car is all swirled might as well just take it to the auto car wash, because it's not going to look any better until its clayed/polished.

Mike	10-02-2011 03:01 PM

My dad wasn't a car guy. After my mother died way back when he bought himself a Ford Probe GT. He washed it with a scotchbrite pad to remove the florida lovebugs and wound up with a matte white car 20 years before it was popular. (I was stationed in Hawaii at the time, so I couldn't prevent him from doing it)

thetaste

10-04-2011 09:17 AM

I hate those lovebugs.

m4a1mustang

10-04-2011 09:21 AM

:bowrofl:

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Originally Posted by LunaZ (Post 1340524)

This guy takes the cake.
I used to think my neighbours who always say "You can do mine next" or "I'll bring mine right over" were the most annoying people. On that note, we probably all hear that when we're in our driveway, so try this comeback I came up with one day: "No problem! Bring it by for an estimate. Cars start at $50 and vans and SUVs are a little more depending on how dirty they are."
I have yet to have any takers... or even a response :icon17:

He didn't come over asking for advice. He already knows everything, duh.

:bowrofl: My next door neighbor says this all the time.

USMCASA

10-04-2011 09:33 AM

your neighbor sounds like a professional mustang owner

m4a1mustang

10-04-2011 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by USMCASA (Post 1343128)

your neighbor sounds like a professional mustang owner

:rolleyes:

kenchan

10-04-2011 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Apoc370z (Post 1340044)

So my neighbor came out for a chat all the sudden when i was washing my car and decided to give me a few pointers. Well maybe you guys can learn a thing or two from him.

First off, he asks me if i wash my car everyday and i said no, i wash it once a week. Then he tells me i shouldn't wash my car that often because my paint will eventually come off :shakes head:

He suggests that i use those "broom looking thing to wash my car so you can save time". walks into his garage and takes out his brush to show me. Then he tells me to not use soap unless my car is super dirty or else the paint will fade as well, just use water to rinse the car clean and dry it.

well.. after hearing that i pick up my carwash soap and add almost half a bottle of solution into my soapy water and stare at him. He shuts up and walks back to his garage. :shakes head:

wow... :icon17:

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