You know you have a problem when....

artm3

artm3

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...you Klasse AIO your MODEL cars! My real one is a e46 M3, this is a CSL version. Bored, and waiting to do mine with the stuff I got from Autopia!
 

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now I dont feel so bad for sitting here staring at my Auto Art Mach 1 and thinking about hitting it with zaino
 
I use Klasse AIO on my NASCAR collection...the Tony Stewart diecasts really shine!!! Love that Home Depot orange paint!! In between coats I do the occasional 1Z Raindance Lackfinish. My wife thinks I need some professional help...but I tell her I can handle the job by myself just fine!! LOL.
 
jimtriz said:
.... My wife thinks I need some professional help...but I tell her I can handle the job by myself just fine!! LOL.
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I'ld probably want to detail or tune his car, while we 'talked' :xyxthumbs
 
You guys need to seek professional counseling asap!!!



Very funny :)



Maybe the shrink's car has some swirls you can trade off for their "service" :)
 
That's not too bad. I AIO'd my Dad's RC Jeep and my RC CLK race car. Then I gave them each a layer of Natty's. Dressed the tires on my Benz. :cool:
 
I often times polish/seal my mountain bikes . . . in addition to my household sinks, countertops, mirrors, and glass. The old lady asked if I had flipped my lid while using a PC on the range top trying to remove swirl marks. Yeah, I got a problem. Though I could be doing worse :D
 
Knockwurst said:
I often times polish/seal my mountain bikes . . . in addition to my household sinks, countertops, mirrors, and glass.
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Isn't that the TRUTH!



My first experience with polish/wax was at age 9 when I did my bike. Yes, the addiction started at a tender young age. I used to hate doing between the spokes. But hey, it HAD to be done. :lol



Just sampled some NXT that I gave to my son's friend for XMAS on the countertop. Too cold to try it on anything else. This past summer I buffed out the tool chest that had some oxidation starting. I think my old Matchbox collection needs some attention.:idea



My wife has been instructed NOT to touch the "waxed" die casts with her Pledge cloth. Sorry Honey!:D
 
The last couple of evenings have found me in the garage with a toothbrush and some Wax Blaster removing the leftover 80 from the textured fender flares of my truck. Note to self: Tape the dang thing first. My wife came out to ask me something. When she saw what I was doing, she flipped. She said "Oh my god, now you are scrubbing your entire truck with a toothbrush. We'll never see you again." I did explain to her that I was not doing the entire truck, just the trim. I don't think it made her feel any better.
 
Since this has been brought up again, I've been thinking about doing my kitchen applicance. They're stainless steel (or whatever the current stuff is that looks like it). Anyone ever done that before & what did you use? Or better yet, what not to use.
 
Last night i caught a couple minutes of a show on MTV with Jessica Simpson. She rented a ferrari for her Husband. Close up of the car and i comment to myself on the swirls...
 
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