Oh yeah. I know. I was just dicking with you guys too. It has just been a long time since I've heard;

"FORD POWER."

"FORD BLOWZ CHEVY RULZ."

"OVAL KICKS AZZ BOWTIE FOR QUEERZ."

I laughed pretty hard. Made my day.

Just no??
WTF?
and why can't you post it NOW?

I wook wipe new to a 2003 H2 about two years ago. it changed the grey plastic to black plastic. it's still black. so.....just yes.

The dealer told me "in a few years we'll work on getting you in an M3," heh... I'll probably keep mine for a very long time though.

Hell, it's just another reason to find some open road for the M5. I found an M6 a few weeks ago in Overland Park... it was fun for a minute until he really got on it. LMAO

I was finally able to get my car mobile detailed by Kim from Garry Dean detailing. Somehow we found time in between rain showers to finally Git-R-Done. Kim of course uses Garry Deans do no harm rinse free wash method.

I can't remember what part of Florida you are in. Are you in the flooded part?

I work in it. I live elsewhere.

Good news. Car looks great man.

Thanks man.

I live on the water. But, where I am no hurricane has ever hit the area directly. Only the outside edges of the storm or one that went into Miami and had traveled up over land and is not really a "hurricane" by the time it gets here. You could say we are due or lucky but there is an explanation, It's the way the storms are formed and the lay of the land mass thats kept them from a direct hit.

Bigger threat to my car is the afternoon pop up storms that last for 15 minutes or so but winds can get up to 50-60 mph that will blow shit into my car.

I LIKEY!

I realize it's different based on how much work the car needs but what's a price range for a full paint correction and a C-Quartz sealant?

I put the Opti-Gloss on earlier this year but there are already spots that you can see the water doing different things on it than just running right off like it used to. In a few spots the water just spreads out and when I blow dry the car, that spots are hard to remove the water from instead of it just sheeting off like it used to.

I'd consider Gary Deans product. It's way cheaper than C-Quartz. Still looks as good as when I bought it. Rain just beads off. No matter how much rain or how long, just beads off. Taken this week.

I'm not looking to do this myself and I don't think Gary Dean travels to Arizona. I found a company here that does good work and uses C-Quartz. Just wanting to know that when they shoot me a quote, that they are in the ballpark.

And **** that light colored green looks awesome....what I wouldn't give for anything but a black car.

http://windowsandwheels.com

These guys do amazing work, give them a call.