17 Degrees vs. ONR. Who wins?
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RED JEWELL SS
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What do you think? ONR wins again! (No cold temps gonna slow me down!)
It was nice and sunny (cold, but not bad) and I couldn't stand the salt anymore. Warm water/ONR mix. I had to work fast, but it worked out great! Wash the sunny side, dry, turn car around, repeat.
(You've all seen my car a hundred times, from my famous ONR washes!)
Looks very good Bill, your wheels and tires look really good...what did you use on them besides the initial ONR doosh ?
Tuck91
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Very Nice Bill :thumbup:
What tire dressing did you use? Do you use just ONR on the wheels as well?
What tire dressing did you use? Do you use just ONR on the wheels as well?
imported_Luster
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Just ONR on the wheels, then wipe dry. I used Meguiar's Endurance Tire Dressing. It holds up extremely well during the harsh winter.
imported_Luster
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To me, it's kind of like having 4 different people on 4 different phone lines, talking about 4 different subjects all at once!!! :w00t::Boxing:
I have a hard time keeping up!
I'll be there next week!:thumbup:
imported_Luster
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Garage is full of Vettes. (I'd back them out, but they're on jackstands for "Winter Undercarriage Detailing and Paint Touchup".)
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Typical Luster):toetap05:imported_TLMitchell
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Garage is full of Vettes. (I'd back them out, but they're on jackstands for "Winter Undercarriage Detailing and Paint Touchup".)
Sounds like it's time to build. A guy can't have too much garage space you know. :clap:
TL
bmw5541
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Or too many Vettes for that matter:thumbup:
Tuck91
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Bill,
We need to see some pics of your undercarriage detail on both your Corvettes. :wink: I am sure both of them will look immaculate when you take them out for the spring, hopefully you dont take them out too early and they get attacked by Salt Brine! LOL!.
We need to see some pics of your undercarriage detail on both your Corvettes. :wink: I am sure both of them will look immaculate when you take them out for the spring, hopefully you dont take them out too early and they get attacked by Salt Brine! LOL!.
imported_Luster
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I HATE that salty mess! Even when it's dry, the white dust is everywhere! And it gets everywhere... on the frame, wheel wells, springs, engine, it's just a mess.
I'm happy to let the Vettes rest until we get some nice flushing spring rains!!!:clap: