What's In DFB's Cabinet?

[DFB5.0]

It’s definitely a cool color. Glad I talked my wife into it. She wanted Carbonized Gray but would’ve had to order it because the dealers I prefer to deal with didn’t have any in stock or on the way. Lots of Vapor Blue, Black and White at the time though.

Carbonized Grey was used by Ford Australia between August 2002 and August 2006 on the BA and BF Falcon and Fairlane, although it was called Mercury Silver. This was extremely popular choice because it was the launch colour for the heavily remodelled BA Falcon in 2002. My parents had a Futura sedan in it as well.

The anticipation of a new Falcon was like a new Mustang for us.

My question is, does Rapid Red have a gold flake like Emperor?

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[Evolvd]

My question is, does Rapid Red have a gold flake like Emperor?

It does!

 

[delz05]

Love the shot with the flag over the truck... Happy Memorial Day!

 

[DFB5.0]

The Mustang has been on errand duty for several weeks. So today I wanted to give it a wash and swap out the XR6.

For the wheels and tyres, I went with Brake Buster, HydrO2 and Atom Mac. I then washed with Carpro Reset and a Microfiber Madness DeliPad. Drying Aid was Amplify, including the door jambs, engine bay, wheels and exhaust tips. Glass was via Tru Vue, then OG Tire Dressing for the rubber.

For the interior, I wiped down with a little Griot's Interior Cleaner. I also wanted to reapply ColourLock Leather Shield to the driver's seat, steering wheel, centre console lid, hand brake, gear selector, and driver's door panel. I didn't scrub with a leather cleaner beforehand, just a quick wipe with Griots was enough.

Clean once more, ready for a rest under its cover.

 

[m3incorp]

I ordered this brush, not realizing it ships from China. Good thing I used a virtual visa card. I will see if it ever arrives.

I've been wanting to try one of these, I here they are pretty good. They combine the EZ-Detail-style brush with a microfiber style -

Elyra Viking Wheel Barrel Brush

 

[kilobravo]

Good thing I used a virtual visa card.

As usual, it seems I am a day late and a dollar short, James as this is the first I've ever heard of "virtual" credit cards. Time to investigate.

Hope you get your brush.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

As usual, it seems I am a day late and a dollar short, James as this is the first I've ever heard of "virtual" credit cards. Time to investigate.

Their value is preventing others from using the card for purchasing.

At a minimum, they let you manually or automatically inactivate them. Some can be linked to a specific seller's account, so even if the seller's customer info is hacked, the hacker could only use the card with that seller even if it was still active.

A big advantage is if compromised, you don't have to cancel the real card its linked to and wait for a replacement and have to update any autopayments it had been used for (before they next hit).

I like Capital Ones' cards. 1.5% cash back. Virtual cards plus a browser app that watches for checkouts and pops up to ask if you want to use an existing or new virtual card (for just that seller) and if you do, generate and display the number, expiration date, security code. It can even plug those into the checkout cart in many cases.

Other than those and no physical card, they are the same as a regular card. You can't disable one to prevent it being used for an order you placed even if the seller hasn't completed the sale.

 

[Evolvd]

Their value is preventing others from using the card for purchasing.

At a minimum, they let you manually or automatically inactivate them. Some can be linked to a specific seller's account, so even if the seller's customer info is hacked, the hacker could only use the card with that seller even if it was still active.

A big advantage is if compromised, you don't have to cancel the real card its linked to and wait for a replacement and have to update any autopayments it had been used for (before they next hit).

I like Capital Ones' cards. Virtual cards plus a browser app that watches for checkouts and pops up to ask if you want to use an existing or new virtual card and if you do, generate and display the number, expiration date, security code. It can even plug those into the checkout cart in many cases.

Other than those and no physical card, they are the same as a regular card. You can't disable one to prevent it being used for an order you placed even if the seller hasn't completed the sale.

My Apple Card has this ability and it’s nice to have. Along those lines, another great new invention is email hiding. When a website asks for my email my iPhone will ask if I want to keep it hidden. It then generates a fake email that then forwards any message to my real account until I tell it to stop. This keeps my actual email address from being sold to third parties.

 

[skinnyb]

My Apple Card has this ability and it’s nice to have. Along those lines, another great new invention is email hiding. When a website asks for my email my iPhone will ask if I want to keep it hidden. It then generates a fake email that then forwards any message to my real account until I tell it to stop. This keeps my actual email address from being sold to third parties.

Yes to both I use them all the time. And if my "real" Apple card number gets compromised, 1 click in the wallet app, and the number changes immediately. A card with no "card" at times is really nice.

 

[kilobravo]

Their value is preventing others from using the card for purchasing.

My Apple Card has this ability and it’s nice to have.

Yes to both I use them all the time

Many, many thanks, fellas..I'm definitely going to investigate.

 

[m3incorp]

The good thing is, it is minimium effort for the user to set up.

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Many, many thanks, fellas..I'm definitely going to investigate.

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