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on the menu today.. motoring my R if weather holds and then going to swap the front wiper blades on the GTI. then doing some house chores, help wife with furniture project, relax.
have a good sunday everyone!
have a good sunday everyone!
Joined: Dec 2007
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hahaha! yah, its turning out real nice but it's a pretty decent sized project so its going to take another week or so before she can finish completely.
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motored the R this am, had a great drive. the DWS06's are now nicely broken in. with the 4motion the car compensates for the tad less grip at the limit while it manages a very controllable and fun ride through quick turns. a tad less responsive vs the summer conti tires but that's not always a bad thing for street.
im looking forward to driving through the colder months with this setup.
got home, did a waterless spot wash on the side panels and rear (drove through some damp roads), and then QD'ed the entire car afterwards. looks great again.
im looking forward to driving through the colder months with this setup.
got home, did a waterless spot wash on the side panels and rear (drove through some damp roads), and then QD'ed the entire car afterwards.
looks great again.
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yah, for the loft it is a wall of shelving and computer desk, slide out bed, and workshop table. one side is her work area, the other side is her crafts workshop.
for the master bedroom it is 3 walls of wardrobe and new shelves for the walk in closet.
this am i put the new compact 12v makita right angle drill to use by drilling 1.5" holes under the shelves to route new wiring for her computers and other office equipment. it was really tight, but doable thanks to its small profile.
for the master bedroom it is 3 walls of wardrobe and new shelves for the walk in closet.
this am i put the new compact 12v makita right angle drill to use by drilling 1.5" holes under the shelves to route new wiring for her computers and other office equipment. it was really tight, but doable thanks to its small profile.
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Joined: Dec 2015
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From: San Diego, CA
Man rc basement track sounds fun. Miss my sc10 and rc10b4 for racing. Racing sure got expensive though lol.
What waterless wash do you use? I'm using this one from amazon from Aero Cosmetics. Works well. In fact washed and waxed the Civic and Miata today. Found my first rock chip on the bumper. Give me motivation to get quotes for this PPF already...lol.
Did some yard work (trimmed the pomegranate tree and harvested fruit) and removed some weeds in the yard.
Hope you guys are having a good Sunday.
What waterless wash do you use? I'm using this one from amazon from Aero Cosmetics. Works well. In fact washed and waxed the Civic and Miata today. Found my first rock chip on the bumper. Give me motivation to get quotes for this PPF already...lol.
Did some yard work (trimmed the pomegranate tree and harvested fruit) and removed some weeds in the yard.
Hope you guys are having a good Sunday.
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From: United States
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shinjari- i use Griot's SprayOn carwash. i use to race when i lived in socal about 2 decades ago, had a great time.
fitness- hey ure doing the difficult part!
fitness- hey ure doing the difficult part!
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nice! i've been a mac user since the Apple 2c days.
i still have a classic 2 and a Nubus powermac in storage..even a blue imac lol
i luvs my MBP's!! such solid performers.
i still have a classic 2 and a Nubus powermac in storage..even a blue imac lol
i luvs my MBP's!! such solid performers.
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on the menu today.. relaxing drive to and from work in my GTI ... and just try to keep my pace the entire week at work. it is going to be another crazy one, i presume.
i think i'm going to take next monday off.
i think i'm going to take next monday off.
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From: United States
The NuBus-haven't thought about that for a while. Is your iMac Bondi Blue or the psychedelic variety?
I love my MBP too. It's fast
, reliable and awesome! Kind of like my Fit, but fast! vroom!
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Joined: Dec 2015
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From: San Diego, CA
Happy monday!
Back to PPF...got a brand preference? Seems that a full 3m front end kit can be had for under $300. But xpel is nearly $600 simply for the bumper!
Calling a dozen places today for quotes.
Starting to think it may be worth while trying to do it myself. Figure its precut already. Just need a good squeegee, heat gun, water (solution?), gloves to prevent finger prints?
Back to PPF...got a brand preference? Seems that a full 3m front end kit can be had for under $300. But xpel is nearly $600 simply for the bumper!
Calling a dozen places today for quotes.
Starting to think it may be worth while trying to do it myself. Figure its precut already. Just need a good squeegee, heat gun, water (solution?), gloves to prevent finger prints?
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fitness- mine is the indigo blue. yah, i've never had any problems on my MBP's. they are fantastic machines!!
shinjari- considering clearbra is a wear item, just get the 3m one. you can buy precuts for cheap from invisible mask dot com. they include install kit too i think with squeegee knife, spray bottles etc.
yah, i've never had any problems on my MBP's. they are fantastic machines!!shinjari- considering clearbra is a wear item, just get the 3m one. you can buy precuts for cheap from invisible mask dot com. they include install kit too i think with squeegee knife, spray bottles etc.