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Here is my car dropped with Eibach Prokits and a fresh coat of EX and P21S. http://www.xceedspeed.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=16568&highlight=

Ok, I have tried beating all around on the strut and tried beating the tie rod out with a bear filled rubber mallet. Not even a budge. p.s. I am installing drop springs not changing the tie rod. Here is what it looks like. I am afraid if I do this I will mess up the threads.

I was using the white pads but they seem to gum up quick with this product. Anyone using it with the yellow pad?

Anyone use this combo? We have a few customers looking for a quick fix, temp job to hide swirls. Mainly for just selling the car or for shows. I am not sure if or how well EX will be on top of a glaze like this. Thanks in advance.

Ok, something came up today while we were detailing a Lincoln. Some guy stopped buy and asked if we could detail HIS Lincoln. However, he did not want to pay for all of the swirl removal and whatnots. All he wanted is for the car to look good so he could sell it and wanted something to "hide"...

I took these pics to sell the car and then decided I did not want to sell it. haha

Hell, Michigan that is! :lmfao

Anyone?

http://www.xceedspeed.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14930&highlight= Hope you guys can make this!

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20040413/ap_on_bi_ge/farm_scene_3 "Green Acres is the place for me...."

I can not find it anymore!

As soon as I get off of work at 11:00 I have a few errands to run and then I am locking my self in my garage, cranking the oldies station, and not coming out until my car is 100% ready for the road! I have to finish polishing it (will take the longest), get the summer tires and wheels on, clean...

I can not pass a car anymore without trying to find something wrong with the paint! You would think that living near the "Motor City" you would find a lot of people who knew how to take care of their rides, but you don't. For example, Last night my cousin and I are heading out to see some...

Sorry for the blurry pic. I bought a new camera from my cousin and he can not find his instruction book and I have had no time to learn how to use the freaking thing. But this is the panel that was all scratched up last night. Looks awesome now thanks to your SSR2!

The car has some pretty deep scratches in it. We used 3M swirl mark remover, Poorboy's SSR #2, Poorboy's Professional Polish, and a coat of EX.