What did you do with your Z today IV

onzedge · 08-12-2012, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Z RATED OKC

I couldn't agree more, like who does that seriously??

Whenever anyone I don't know (and many people I do know) approaches me first, I make an automatic assumption that they are unstable/dangerous/perverted. That way, I am pleaseantly surprised when they turn out to be OK (which sometimes happens).

Z RATED OKC · 08-12-2012, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by onzedge

Whenever anyone I don't know (and many people I do know) approaches me first, I make an automatic assumption that they are unstable/dangerous/perverted. That way, I am pleaseantly surprised when they turn out to be OK (which sometimes happens).

I'll definitely keep that in mind from now on, better safe than sorry, thanks onzedge

blackcherry20 · 08-12-2012, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Isamu

and THAT particular recommendation came from a dude...

gotta love this forum for sure! Lol!

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Originally Posted by Z RATED OKC

I'll definitely keep that in mind from now on, better safe than sorry, thanks onzedge

dont even like leaving car w windows down...def wont be leaving it running w me not in it!!! Lesson learned-

See-best forum ever. Hands down!

Isamu · 08-12-2012, 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by blackcherry20

gotta love this forum for sure! Lol!

dont even like leaving car w windows down...def wont be leaving it running w me not in it!!! Lesson learned-

See-best forum ever. Hands down!

I have a whole slew of books you can read

Isamu · 08-12-2012, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by onzedge

Whenever anyone I don't know (and many people I do know) approaches me first, I make an automatic assumption that they are unstable/dangerous/perverted. That way, I am pleaseantly surprised when they turn out to be OK (which sometimes happens).

I did the same thing to you!

Mr. Dirty old man zedge

onzedge · 08-12-2012, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Isamu

I did the same thing to you!

Mr. Dirty old man zedge

See -- good thinking, isn't it.

Isamu · 08-12-2012, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by onzedge

See -- good thinking, isn't it.

Davey · 08-12-2012, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by onzedge

Whenever anyone I don't know (and many people I do know) approaches me first, I make an automatic assumption that they are unstable/dangerous/perverted. That way, I am pleaseantly surprised when they turn out to be OK (which sometimes happens).

Today I spent about 3 hours working what's left of my yard after the drought, which is mainly just the weeds. So I was pulling weeds and cutting back some stuff and actually had to use a shovel to get some of the weeds out.

Then I washed the Z with my new CR Spotless deionizer. I used regular water to wash and did the top first, rinsed with DI water, then one side, rinsed that, then the other side, rinsed that, then the hood, rinsed that, and then I did my wheels while I waited for it to dry. It was taking too long (but not leaving spots!) so I blotted it dry with a big microfiber towel - no wiping, just blotting.

Then I took it out on the highway for a little blow-drying and came back home to detail it... I figured some of the wash water would come out of the gaps and stuff and I'd have water spots but I didn't have hardly any!

I detailed a few little spots and it looks super-clean again, and it was lots easier than using hard water and drying and then detailing all of the water spots that leaves.

Now my only potential issue with this thing is how many washes I get out of a $45 bag of the granules. Our water is pretty hard here so it might be as little as 5 washes, but still, it saved me at least an hour and a half.

GaleForce · 08-12-2012, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Davey

Today I spent about 3 hours working what's left of my yard after the drought, which is mainly just the weeds. So I was pulling weeds and cutting back some stuff and actually had to use a shovel to get some of the weeds out.

Then I washed the Z with my new CR Spotless deionizer. I used regular water to wash and did the top first, rinsed with DI water, then one side, rinsed that, then the other side, rinsed that, then the hood, rinsed that, and then I did my wheels while I waited for it to dry. It was taking too long (but not leaving spots!) so I blotted it dry with a big microfiber towel - no wiping, just blotting.

Then I took it out on the highway for a little blow-drying and came back home to detail it... I figured some of the wash water would come out of the gaps and stuff and I'd have water spots but I didn't have hardly any!

I detailed a few little spots and it looks super-clean again, and it was lots easier than using hard water and drying and then detailing all of the water spots that leaves.

Now my only potential issue with this thing is how many washes I get out of a $45 bag of the granules. Our water is pretty hard here so it might be as little as 5 washes, but still, it saved me at least an hour and a half.

Sounds like a very productive day

I like using the blot technique along with my Metro VAC sidekick. Works like a charm, but not as fun as going for a quick drive on the highway.

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