They're probably too hard too see and not enough to worry about. I tried taking a photo yesterday but the scratches on the door panel do not show up. I took this one at max resolution with my iPhone. I really think that in order to show this in a photo I'd have to use macro mode on my camera.
Stopping by again. I haven't been able to drive for just about a year now. I underwent surgery on my pelvis for a malignant tumor. As a result I'll need hand controls for my car. I'm going in for my driving test this Wednesday. My instructor is really nice. She set up the driving program at Walter Reed and has since retired from the military. She now has her own adaptive/driver rehab driving school which has received lots of media attention. She's helped a lot of veterans get their independence back. I'm not a veteran but I am disabled and getting back on the road is such a great feeling.
Sold my older Subaru to my sister so after I pass I'm going to buy a new Subaru Forester Touring XT either white or blue. Haven't made up my mind.
I'm treating myself and plan on taking it to a well-known local detailer (here too, I think) for either an Opticoat Pro or Opticoat Pro Plus treatment. The Subaru blue would look great with this coating. The detailer has been in business for a while and have been doing this longer than anyone else in the area. I'm going to ask them about basic exterior maintenance. I guess it should be minimal with the coating though. I live in a condo and won't have access to a hose or buckets all that often - at least I don't think I will. So I will probably go the waterless wash route, I guess. Opti Clean and then a quick detailer of some sort might be best.
I'm looking forward to participating again.
Edit: I just realized I could buy a 4-gallon battery powered sprayer. That would probably work well with a no-rinse wash if I have trouble lugging my buckets around.
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