When should I say I've waxed it enough?
When should I say I've waxed it enough?
Re: When should I say I've waxed it enough?
It's a good thing I wasn't drinking when I read your post. That is freaking hilarious!
Re: When should I say I've waxed it enough?
Originally Posted by Marc Levy
A fly landed on my car yesterday and slid off.
Think thats enough? Or should I keep at it?
Think thats enough? Or should I keep at it?
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Re: When should I say I've waxed it enough?
Originally Posted by Marc Levy
A fly landed on my car yesterday and slid off.
Think thats enough? Or should I keep at it?
Think thats enough? Or should I keep at it?
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Re: When should I say I've waxed it enough?
When the fly tries to land and ends up like these ducks........you've probably finished.
http://www.boomclips.com/videos.aspx...Animal_videos/
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Re: When should I say I've waxed it enough?
You've waxed it enough (at least for the week) when you can't raise you arms above your head from pain!
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Re: When should I say I've waxed it enough?
Keep going until dust, pollen, and tree sap slides off & forms even pools on either side as well as the front & rear of the vehicle.
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Re: When should I say I've waxed it enough?
Originally Posted by Marc Levy
A fly landed on my car yesterday and slid off.
Think thats enough? Or should I keep at it?
Think thats enough? Or should I keep at it?
Steve
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Re: When should I say I've waxed it enough?
Hi All
I am thinking that the bug/broken legs thing is only stage 1 , The level you really need to get to is as follows
1. Pick a nice sunny day
2. Roll your Xfire out into the sunshine
3. Stand right back about 10 feet should do it .
4. Walk right around above Xfire .
5. Look to see if Xfire casts any shadows .If so move to 6
6. Roll Xfire back into garage .
7. Carry on waxing .
As i live in the UK i can'nt try this out , Due to the poor level of sunshine .
Please tell me how you get on .
Cheers
Andy
I am thinking that the bug/broken legs thing is only stage 1 , The level you really need to get to is as follows
1. Pick a nice sunny day
2. Roll your Xfire out into the sunshine
3. Stand right back about 10 feet should do it .
4. Walk right around above Xfire .
5. Look to see if Xfire casts any shadows .If so move to 6
6. Roll Xfire back into garage .
7. Carry on waxing .
As i live in the UK i can'nt try this out , Due to the poor level of sunshine .
Please tell me how you get on .
Cheers
Andy
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