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Eh, don't worry, the other one stays over on Autopia.

Oddly enough, I believe that's the product that Dr. G formulated in his short time at Kleanstrip between working at PPG and starting OPT.

I googled it and some Setec Astronomy guy on another forum...

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That's what I was musing on, mostly--body shop prep solvents are nothing like IPA, but all these coating prep products are diluted IPA. I was just looking at the SDS for the Optimum Paint Prep...

I dunno, that looks like a later Spider to me, doesn't look like the Giulia pictures I found, but I'm usually wrong when I disagree with you.

I guess they didn't change much from when they came out in 1982--those do look like the newer wheels, though. What was the black convertible next to the 1 of 1 Maserati, besides being swirled to...

Wow, what year was that car?



I think the ones I remember are probably from the M series, really small numbers of them got here, apparently. I had forgotten about the Tasmin; I'm not sure if I...

Thank you, I was trying to remember the name of that model.

Ah, that Saab Turbo, that was a dream car of mine for a while. As usual some pretty rare stuff in there, did I see a hardtop TVR?

A few random thoughts:

IPA isn't that potent a solvent
If I'm touching up a rock chip, I use it straight (well, whatever the supermarket concentration is, I guess 70%)
Most of the prep sprays...

Didn't we already know that from watching the Terminator movies? And there was that cheetah robot from Red Planet that got its brains scrambled and started hunting the astronauts.

Chilly, why do you have PVC pipes sticking up in your back yard?

John U, Chilly was talking about the Phillips brothers who were the owners of P&S Detail Products: The Double Black Team – P & S Detail Products

They are brothers? Well, you know 5 years and they will be out, probably. That's the way these things work.

Not that I'm defending Tunch or the P&S guys, but I think they were all at retirement age.

That really seems counterintuitive, wool on soft paint.

I guess that remains to be seen, they have multiple dilution ratios listed. I gotta think not too much foam if you're not supposed to have to rinse it off. Funny how little fanfare there is about...

It will be interesting to see how Reggy suggests the use of the Preludios. I don't see any indication that this is going to be available in the US/North America anytime soon, other than that the...

Yeah, that was a little crazy. I forgot about that.

A quick read thru the blurb seemed to be more like a 2-step, they didn't seem to be saying use both the acid and alkaline, it seemed like one or the other depending on what you were trying to remove....

I think in 10 years it will make sense for 50% of people, as Rippy suggested. But if it's only 50%, then they are going to backslide on the mandates, because obviously that isn't going to work.

C'mon Eldo, cash for clunkers was 15 years ago, today's used car market sucks because of the price and availability of new cars. Although I hear you on the battery issue, used cars get blown engines...

I don't think it's 50%, but there are certainly plenty of people that have a garage where they can charge and drive an amount where they should be able to, even with a Level 1, recharge that amount...

You hook that up to your water tap? I guess that could work if you have good hot water and it doesn't cool off too much by the time it gets to the where you are extracting. It would seem that way...

Holy cow, Preludio is here??



Maybe you missed it, but when Idrosave was introduced, Reggy from Labo was on a podcast, I think it was EC Details, and he stated that Idrosave was supposed to be...