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Good for you Jim! Now order some http://www.e-tackle.com/rejeX.htm and cover the entire car. You won't have that problem again. Tom

Really cool idea and map Steve. Thank you. When everyone gets loged in, someone should figure out how to make the map a "Stand Alone" on the forum list. Maybe an option function for new members to do when they fill out thier profile. Great job. Tom :beer

That's interesting about the Stoner's Jim. I don't have that problem so you must have some heavy duty spots. If the stuff they use on the motorcycle windscreens doesn't work, you might try going to an airport Fixed Base Operation and asking them for the compound they use to clean airplane...

Jim - I use Stoner's Invisible Glass http://invisibleglass.com/ I believe I have also seen it at Wal-Mart. However, check out RejeX http://www.e-tackle.com/rejeX.htm It was developed for aviation and marine uses and the car world just hasn't picked up on it yet. You can use it on ALL...

Hmm, makes sense. As for laying it flat, I noticed that when mine is hanging, there is a leakage of light oil. I never knew they even had oil in them, but evidently they do. :w

This may be the my one minute learning lesson for today! I learned to lay my wrench flat as opposed to hanging it, but why do you set it at the low setting? What difference does it make? ;shrug Tom

I got a tip from another thread in this forum about a product called Rejex. http://www.e-tackle.com/rejeX.htm I had been using Meguiars but stripped it and tried this stuff. What a HUGE differance! The advertising statements are 100% correct. Of course, I still use the NXT on the Blazer b/c...

That's a bummer! What did you do to resolve the problem? Also, does the law require that you even have a hood? If not, why not do some under hood sprucing -- which I am sure you would do anyway -- and take it in w/o the hood? Bureaucrats :r Tom

Wow! Hang on to her for sure and follow Dawn's advice! Welcome to CAC and enjoy the rides and the adventures! Tom

Right on! Now, if GM would see fit to offer the top as T panels as an option, I'd jump all over it. Tom

Can't seem to find that it is available, but check the advertisement on P37 of the Sept '05 issue of Corvette Magazine Tom :w

That is most definately a good thread. C4C5specialist just did this for me at CruiseFest. Too bad you weren't there cuvette, he could have taken care of both of us. :D The bulb he used is Sylvania 3157NALL/4157NALL. He was able to reach in under the headlight (that's not him ;LOL ;LOL )...

I can do that! Will give it a try. I don't know if I am spreading too thick or too thin, but I'd like to get a uniform coverage. Later! :w

The First Coat Is On AND AWSOME! Well the first coat is on and the second goes on tomorrow morning then unless you tell me different, that will be it for 2-3 months. I thought the Rejex went on more difficultly than I expected - eveness etc., but it really surprised me how easily it came...

That is understandable! Trying to see through one's navel yields tunnel vision :r T

Judging by the number of blue haired old ladies that routinely pull out in front of me, Dark Bowling Green Metallic is apparently a Stealth Color. Hopefully it will stay below the radar too! ;LOL Tom

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