I finally got all my pieces in! Thanks again OP, boy you weren't lying when you said trimming those stickers was the hardest part!
All the kids together..
I have the metro sidekick and an electric leaf blower. Both work great, especially if your car is well waxed/sealed. They really help with removing water from the grill area and wheels that would cost you a lot more time as if you were drying by hand.
Thanks for your time putting that list together for us OP. Ordered all the pieces (hopefully) today. Now all my old ass needs to do is figure out how to put this thing together, since its been about 20 years since I've touched a LEGO piece...
Dude, I would totally buy one from you if you decide to start making/selling. Or if you could put together some sort of comprehensive list together as of what exact pieces we would need with a video that would be awesome too.
Excellent work!
I washed mine yesterday with Honydew and I noticed a bunch of bugs on my car. It was rather annoying, so I rinsed it off as good as I could and pulled in the garage to dry it.
Those ones for the garden hoses are not great for foam. I have the Gilmour one listed above and it uses a lot of soap in a short amount of time. I finally bought a power washer (sun joe spx3000) and mtm hydro foam cannon and is worlds better. I will keep the Gilmour for "claying" purposes as...
I just got some wheel woolies for xmas, they are a game changer. I wish I had them years ago. I think the gerbil from chemical guys is a close copy to them. You get 3 different sizes with the woolies so you can reach anywhere in the wheel.
Yeah, sounds like you used way too much product. Get some spray wax and wipe the car down with that after a wash. Should clear right up, if not you might have to go over it again with the AIO and then seal again using way less product. Try using the sealant when the humidity isn't high. I've had...
Well, if you wanted to do that you could pop the GT emblem off and wrap the whole decklid in black vinyl. You may still see the dimples through the vinyl since the vinyl will sort of "sink into" the holes that the emblem left behind. You could get some thicker vinyl and that may help.
I handle those railcars every day at work (specifically the ones with autos on them). I have yet to see Shelby's on them, but I will def keep a closer eye out on them now. I've seen a bunch of GT's, V6's, etc, but most of the time I am too "busy" and don't pay attention to what is in them. You...