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Obtuse? OK, I admit it, I had to look up the meaining for other than angle related.....
If I yelled at every person I deal with on a daily basis that could be called obtuse, my voice would be gone forever!
So you either help them, or give them pointers to where they can find the information themselves, or you just ignore them. Why the need to insult? It serves no purpose.
If I yelled at every person I deal with on a daily basis that could be called obtuse, my voice would be gone forever!
So you either help them, or give them pointers to where they can find the information themselves, or you just ignore them. Why the need to insult? It serves no purpose.
I got yelled at in my very first post. It could have proved intimidating for someone with less thick skin. The complaint was that I could have found the information in the manual. I did read the manual. I am an engineer. I must read the manual. I did not, however, memorize the manual.
I am not sure how useful the "Read the Manual" type comments really are. What seems obvious to some may not be obvious to others. A stupid question to some may be less stupid to others. I think it would be more helpful if the power users would simply ignore the questions that are beneath their dignity. The worst that would happen is that some questions might go without answers.
I am of the opinion that most of the occaisional urination contests that we have got to witness, have started as misunderstandings and then accellerated from there. Don't cast the first stone or duck when the first stone comes your way.
I am not sure how useful the "Read the Manual" type comments really are. What seems obvious to some may not be obvious to others. A stupid question to some may be less stupid to others. I think it would be more helpful if the power users would simply ignore the questions that are beneath their dignity. The worst that would happen is that some questions might go without answers.
I am of the opinion that most of the occaisional urination contests that we have got to witness, have started as misunderstandings and then accellerated from there. Don't cast the first stone or duck when the first stone comes your way.
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My stance on this is that no question is too stupid to be asked here. Hell, I don't care if someone asks "How do you open the door?". This is a place for information. Feel free to direct new users to use the search function if you want, but do it in a civil and polite way. If you think a question is stupid, don't answer it, I'm sure another member will be happy to answer it for you. What makes this site great is its members, people who have been here from the beginning AND newbies. If we attack the newbies for asking a question that has already been answered, or for one you think is stupid, nobody wins. The more people we can get to stick around and enjoy coming here, the better it will be. All I ask is that everyone treats each other with respect. This is a forum, and there are going to be differing opinions OF COURSE, but as soon as the differing opinions break down in to personal attacks, I get mad :evil: :lol: . Everyone have a good day, and play nice.
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If you guys are done arguing, can someone please just advise a good setup/routine for detailing my baby? I don't want to spend 5 hours or $500 on cleaning so please recommend a practical/economical method. I have heard names like CrystalGuard and Zaino but I don't know where to start. Thanks for any help... :lol:
NJ:
Some owners say that Crystal Guard or Zaino is the ONLY way to go.
I have used the "Mother's" brand on the recommendation of WMichaels, and have been quite pleased with the results. It is a lot less of a hit on the pocketbook as well. You can find it at Pep Boys. The three part system can be purchased for less than $25.00.
No matter what you decide to buy, be prepared to spend some time applying it. I think it took about 5 hours to do it the first time from start to finish......
Now go and clean that baby up!!!!!
Some owners say that Crystal Guard or Zaino is the ONLY way to go.
I have used the "Mother's" brand on the recommendation of WMichaels, and have been quite pleased with the results. It is a lot less of a hit on the pocketbook as well. You can find it at Pep Boys. The three part system can be purchased for less than $25.00.
No matter what you decide to buy, be prepared to spend some time applying it. I think it took about 5 hours to do it the first time from start to finish......
Now go and clean that baby up!!!!!
Re: Subject Change
Originally Posted by NJxxxFIRE
If you guys are done arguing, can someone please just advise a good setup/routine for detailing my baby? I don't want to spend 5 hours or $500 on cleaning so please recommend a practical/economical method. I have heard names like CrystalGuard and Zaino but I don't know where to start. Thanks for any help... :lol:
ZFX Flash Cure additive
Z-2 Show car polish
Z-6 Gloss Enhancer
Z-7 Wash
Z-18 Claybar (optional but recommended)
I think the grand total off all of the above gets you to about 70 bucks.
You can check the stuff out at zainobros.com. If you decide to Zaino it let me know and I'd be happy to walk you through the process that has worked well for me.
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