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YOUR RESEARCHLast wax before winter...
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Use their car wash product and it is very good
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I could use some help making my 996 look that good...it pays all the German beer you can drink.
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Decided to try it after using my wife's Volvo as a test, and it dramatically improved her cars finish.
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Decided to try a new wax called Ice, by Turtle wax...a liquid
wax. Washed my 911, dried it, and wiped on, let stand for a minute, and wiped off. Decided to try it after using my wife's Volvo as a test, and it dramatically improved her cars finish. Anyway, we'll see how long it lasts in the snow. I was impressed.
Nice!
I have to do the same thing too now that autocross and DE season is over. My car has so much rubber and debris stuck in the paint that it'll probably take me all weekend to do it. Probably not this weekend though!
I use their car wash product and it is very good.... Brought colour and shine back to the gf's moms 2000 Camry that had most likely never been polished/waxed before... the paint was so dry. I use it on my car all the time and it really is a nice car wash product.
lucky ... skiing the White Mtns .. we have skiied Wild Cat, (love the 2 man gondolas) Attatash (favorite) and lots more .. plus you have the neat drive up Mt Washington ... Car looks great !
Those are excellent winter tires with very good tread that offer a great compound for deep snow and ice. I would consider some
Porsche Tire Bags
for your 18" TRW wheels if you haven't already. I just noticed your picture after roadsession said something about it. How fast were you going ?
I posted on another thread about a ride up to Brunswick to help my son. The trooper actually stopped me for an unregistered car, and he really did cut me a break. I was traveling at an indicated 79 mph at the time.
Nice job Steve, it looks awesome...
Do you plan on coming to PA anytime soon? I could use some help making my 996 look that good...it pays all the German beer you can drink.
Hey Pete, back at you with a HTD. Thanks DreamCarrera, you could do it well under 2hrs. including a wash and dry. I have a brother in Wexford, and I see him once in awhile.
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