Warning: Proud Mama w/Lots of “Baby” Pics

You did notice that this thread is 13 months old didn't you? Norah doesn't come over here too often so not sure if she'll see your comment.
 
Scottwax said:
The Fit looks as excellent as you'd expect given new paint and great product selection and application but the glow on the '85 Civic... :bow
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Love the shot of the civic. You should have seen my '85 accord....complete opposite. Very very impressed with the condition you've kept that car in. The fit is lucky to have you as an owner!
 
qballjr13 said:
[quote name='norahcrv'] We had washed the car on Wednesday p.m. (actually @ 1 a.m. Thursday) using the foam gun & PB’s SS’nS.
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Wow, your neighbors must love you! The car looks great. That color is fantastic. Hope he has fun with the new car![/QUOTE]

Thanks, so far there haven't been any complaints . . . in this heat, it's not like they're sleeping with their windows open :chuckle:

And yes, he's still loving the new car!! :woohoo:





NickelPlated.45 said:
[quote name='Scottwax']

The Fit looks as excellent as you'd expect given new paint and great product selection and application but the glow on the '85 Civic...
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Love the shot of the civic. You should have seen my '85 accord....complete opposite. Very very impressed with the condition you've kept that car in. The fit is lucky to have you as an owner! [/QUOTE]



Thank you all for your kind words :)



Ben Kenobi said:
You did notice that this thread is 13 months old didn't you? Norah doesn't come over here too often so not sure if she'll see your comment.
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Thanks, Ben . . . actually, I'm probably here more than you think :hide:



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The Fit looks great! I couldn't imagine detailing in 90+ degree weather.



I am curious how the PC on speed 2 was able to break down the Blackfire?



Thanks!
 
silvergray said:
The Fit looks great! I couldn't imagine detailing in 90+ degree weather.



I am curious how the PC on speed 2 was able to break down the Blackfire?



Thanks!
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Oops, sorry I didn't specify that it was the BlackFire Gloss Enhancing Polish that we used. Since we had not allowed the dealer to touch the paint & there were no swirls or marring to be addressed, I felt we only needed the chemical cleaning properties that the GEP offered. While I had been advised that it could be applied by hand, I opted to use the PC for a more even spread and to give my son some experience, breaking down the GEP was not a concern.
 
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